Medical- Optometry

Code Q512
Child
Spend Category Level 1
Medical
Spend Category Level 2
Healthcare Services
Popular Federal Contract Opportunities
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Popular Federal Contract Awards
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PSC Category Q512 covers medical optometry services, encompassing a wide range of eye care and vision-related professional services. These services include comprehensive eye examinations, prescription eyewear provision, optician support, vision testing, and specialized optical care delivery. The category spans multiple healthcare settings, including federal correctional facilities, veterans' healthcare systems, and Native American health service centers. Services are typically delivered by licensed optometrists, opticians, and eye care professionals who provide critical vision healthcare to specific patient populations.

Federal contract awards in this PSC category demonstrate a robust market for optometry services across multiple federal agencies, with the Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons, Department of Veterans Affairs, and Indian Health Service being the most frequent purchasers. Contract values range from approximately $1,200 to $561,360, with performance periods typically spanning several months to five years. Frequently awarded entities include Dan W. Hauben, Inc. (Omnimed Medical Services), P.d.s. Consultants, Inc., National Eye Care, Inc., and AB Staffing Solutions LLC. Most awards utilize firm fixed-price mechanisms and are not set aside, though some contracts are designated for small businesses, veteran-owned businesses, or minority-owned enterprises. Common performance locations include federal correctional institutions, VA medical centers, and Native American health clinics across multiple states.

While no specific federal contract opportunities were included in the provided documentation, the existing contract awards suggest ongoing requirements for optometry services across federal healthcare systems. These requirements likely include solicitations for on-site optometrists, vision care services, eyeglass provision, and specialized optical support for specific institutional populations such as inmates, veterans, and Native American communities.

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