Offices of Optometrists

NAICS 62132 - Offices of Optometrists encompasses healthcare services provided by licensed optometrists who specialize in comprehensive eye care. These professionals conduct vision examinations, diagnose and treat visual conditions, prescribe corrective lenses, and provide diagnostic and therapeutic eye care services. The category includes both private practice optometrists and those working within medical facilities, delivering primary eye healthcare services to patients.

The federal contract awards in this category primarily involve government healthcare systems providing optometry services across multiple locations. The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) and Indian Health Service (IHS) are prominent agencies soliciting these services, with contract durations typically ranging from one to five years. Awards are frequently set aside for small businesses, with specific preferences for service-disabled veteran-owned, Indian Economic Enterprise, and other small business concerns. Contract values appear to range from approximately $50,000 to $500,000, depending on the scope of services and geographic coverage. Performance locations are predominantly in federal medical facilities across various states, including Ohio, New Mexico, and other regional healthcare networks.

Recent federal contract opportunities demonstrate diverse requirements for optometry services across government agencies. The Indian Health Service has multiple solicitations seeking optometrists for service units in New Mexico, with requirements including comprehensive eye examinations, vision correction, and emergency care services. The Department of Veterans Affairs is developing contracts for optical dispensing services, involving eyeglass fitting, ordering, and adjusting. The Department of Defense and Department of Energy have also posted opportunities for specialized eye examination services, such as laser eye surveillance and occupational medical screenings. These opportunities consistently specify professional licensing requirements, specific examination protocols, and strict documentation standards.