The Statement of Work outlines the requirements for reference laboratory and anatomical pathology testing services for the Oklahoma City Area Indian Health Service (IHS). The IHS aims to provide federal health services to over 1.5 million American Indians and Alaska Natives. This contract seeks to enhance pathology services at multiple IHS facilities, including two hospitals and eight health centers. The contractor must provide a comprehensive range of laboratory services including specimen collection, transport, testing, and reporting, all compliant with federal regulations and standards. Key responsibilities involve maintaining quality control, ensuring timely testing results, and providing on-site consultation services by certified pathologists. The document also details the necessary qualifications for contractor personnel, including board certifications and licensure, and emphasizes the need for compliance with medical standards. It specifies operational requirements such as specimen transport logistics, emergency services, and data management systems to facilitate efficient reporting and communication with IHS facilities. This initiative signifies the government's commitment to delivering accessible and quality healthcare to Native populations, ensuring robust laboratory capabilities that are in line with regulatory compliance and technical standards.