NIGP 94897: X-Ray Services (incl. Dental)

NIGP 94897 X-Ray Services (Incl. Dental), an Item code, encompasses diagnostic radiography, radiological interpretation, and related imaging consultation that state and local health authorities, correctional systems, and public health departments procure to support clinical operations. The work spans X-ray imaging acquisition and professional radiologist interpretation of radiographs, with a secondary strand of specialized dental radiography and inmate dental services that include diagnostic imaging as part of broader correctional health care. Issuing bodies include municipal and county health departments, state correctional healthcare systems, and public health authorities; the City of Austin Public Health, DeKalb Public Health, the City of Atlanta Department of Corrections, the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, and the Missouri Department of Public Safety (on behalf of the Missouri Veterans Commission) have all solicited under this code in recent months.

Activity concentrates in Georgia and California, with additional procurement in Texas, Florida, and Missouri. The City of Austin issued an RFQ due July 21, 2026, for X-ray imaging, interpretation, and consultation services to support Austin Public Health's clinical operations, with evaluation based on vendor pricing, qualification standards, insurance requirements, and equipment standards. DeKalb Public Health issued an RFQ due May 12, 2026, for radiology interpretation services—specifically X-ray review and diagnostic reporting through a Picture Archiving and Communication System—with an anticipated volume of 10 to 15 images monthly and per-unit fixed pricing throughout the contract term. The Missouri Department of Public Safety, on behalf of the Missouri Veterans Commission, issued an IFB due February 20, 2026, for mobile radiology services—including certified radiologic technologists, licensed radiologist interpretation, and both X-ray and ultrasound imaging on a twenty-four/seven basis—across seven Veterans Homes with 1,238 beds, structured on a firm fixed price per service basis for thirty-seven distinct procedures. Set-asides for service-disabled veteran business enterprises and organizations for the blind or sheltered workshops appear in state-level procurements; local health department RFQs reference potential minority-owned, women-owned, and local-business preferences in accordance with municipal policy.