Offices of Optometrists

Code 621320
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The North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) code 621320 covers Offices of Optometrists, which provide eye care services including comprehensive eye examinations, vision testing, prescription of corrective lenses, and diagnosis and treatment of vision-related conditions. These services are typically delivered by licensed optometrists in clinical settings, focusing on comprehensive eye health assessments, prescribing corrective eyewear, and managing ocular health conditions. Optometrists may work in private practices, healthcare facilities, correctional institutions, and government healthcare systems.

Federal contract awards under this NAICS code predominantly involve optometry services for federal agencies, particularly the Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons and the Indian Health Service. Contract values range from approximately $5,000 to $2,259,504, with durations typically spanning one to five years. Frequently awarded entities include Dan W. Hauben, Inc. (Omnimed Medical Services), National Eye Care, Inc., and Nativearc II, LLC. Many awards are firm fixed-price contracts with no specific set-aside designation, though some utilize small business, service-disabled veteran-owned, or Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise (ISBEE) set-asides. Performance locations are primarily federal correctional facilities, Indian Health Service centers, and VA medical facilities across various states.

Recent federal contract opportunities in this category focus on procuring optometry services for specialized government healthcare settings. The Indian Health Service has posted solicitations seeking optometrists for the Albuquerque Indian Health Center and Mescalero Service Unit, with requirements including comprehensive eye exams, vision correction, and emergency care services. The Department of Energy's Fermilab is seeking ophthalmology services for laser eye examinations, while the Department of Veterans Affairs is conducting market research for optical dispensing services in Ohio. These opportunities typically require licensed optometrists, specific certification levels, and the ability to provide detailed medical documentation and examinations in compliance with federal healthcare standards.

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