Offices of Podiatrists

Code 621391
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NAICS Code 621391 covers Offices of Podiatrists, which provide specialized medical services focused on diagnosing, treating, and preventing foot, ankle, and lower leg disorders. These healthcare professionals offer comprehensive podiatric care, including non-surgical and minor surgical procedures, diagnostic examinations, wound care, and treatment of conditions related to diabetes, sports injuries, and chronic foot ailments. Podiatrists typically work in private practices, clinics, hospitals, and government healthcare facilities.

Federal contract awards under this NAICS code primarily involve the Indian Health Service (IHS) procuring podiatry services for various health centers across the United States. Contract values range from approximately $12,750 to $302,812, with performance periods spanning from several months to five years. Most awards are firm fixed-price purchase orders or blanket purchase agreements, frequently set aside for small businesses, including minority-owned, veteran-owned, and Indian-owned enterprises. Typical places of performance include health centers in states such as Tennessee, Oklahoma, Nevada, and Montana, with a focus on providing specialized medical services to American Indian and Alaska Native populations.

Recent federal contract opportunities include solicitations by the Indian Health Service for podiatry physician services, specifically at the Elko Southern Bands Health Center in Nevada. These opportunities seek licensed podiatrists with Doctor of Podiatry Medicine degrees, board certification, and a minimum of two years of professional experience. The solicitations are predominantly set aside under the Buy Indian Act of 1910, targeting Native American firms. Proposed contract periods typically span 12 months with potential option years, and require contractors to provide comprehensive podiatric care, including diagnosis, non-surgical treatments, and minor surgical procedures.

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