Medical Technology Services 2016-2017

The Medical Technology Services 2016-2017 Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract vehicle, administered by the Department of Health and Human Services Indian Health Service (HHS IHS), provides medical technology and clinical staffing services across multiple service units. The contract focuses on supplying qualified healthcare professionals, including medical laboratory technologists, medical laboratory technicians, physicians, nurses, and other allied health professionals to support federal healthcare operations. Task orders under this vehicle primarily support medical staffing needs for Indian Health Service facilities, with a focus on delivering temporary and potentially permanent clinical personnel to address healthcare workforce requirements.

Throughout the contract's performance period, task orders were consistently awarded to two primary contractors: CHG Companies, Inc. (Comphealth Division) and Aureus Medical Management Services LLC. Typical task orders ranged in value from approximately $50,000 to $515,840, with performance periods typically spanning one year and aligned with federal fiscal year cycles. The task orders predominantly supported medical technology services for specific service units, including the Blackfeet Service Unit in Browning, Montana, and the CSU (Central Service Unit). No small business set-aside designations were applied to these task orders, and all contracts were structured as firm fixed price delivery orders. The contracting agency consistently used this IDIQ vehicle to efficiently procure clinical staffing solutions across different geographic locations and specialized medical disciplines within the Indian Health Service system.