The Indian Health Service seeks a Clinical Laboratory Scientist to provide essential medical testing and examination services at the Crownpoint Healthcare Facility in New Mexico. This is a sources sought notice, seeking capable and qualified entities for a potential future solicitation. The government seeks to determine eligibility for various set-asides, including Buy-Indian preferences, while evaluating the market for suitable suppliers. Respondents must provide capability and qualification information, including Buy-Indian status, work experience, and intent to participate as a prime contractor. The anticipated contract duration is one year, with the potential for extension. This notice is for market research only; no financial obligations are implied or incurred by the government. Responses are due by COB 3:00 PM MDT on July 29, 2024.
The Department of Health and Human Services' Indian Health Service is seeking representations from eligible Indian Economic Enterprises (IEEs) in response to a Sources Sought Notice or Request for Information. This is in accordance with the Buy Indian Act. The representation form requires businesses to self-certify that they meet the definition of an IEE at the time of offering, awarding, and performance, with notifications to the contrary to be immediately provided if the enterprise no longer meets these requirements. This process is necessary for potential set-aside or sole-source contracts under the Buy Indian Act, with penalties for false claims. A signature on the form represents the business's status as an IEE and provides necessary certification for consideration.
The Crownpoint Healthcare Facility is seeking a Clinical Laboratory Scientist to work in their laboratory department. Eligible candidates will have ASCP certification or its equivalent and at least five years of experience as a medical technologist. The scientist will be responsible for performing various tests and examinations on human tissue and fluids, developing and adapting analytical methods, and providing coverage for a 24/7 hospital operation. The contract duration is 13 weeks after issuance of a purchase order. The successful contractor will be expected to provide their own accommodation but may have the option to rent government quarters.