Medical- Pediatric

PSC Q516 covers Medical-Pediatric services, encompassing a broad range of healthcare delivery focused on infant, child, and adolescent medical care. These services include pediatric physician staffing, specialized pediatric medical interventions, early intervention services for children from birth to 36 months, and related pediatric healthcare support. The category primarily supports government healthcare facilities, including military treatment facilities, Indian Health Service hospitals, and Department of Defense medical centers.

Federal Contract Awards under Q516 demonstrate consistent demand for pediatric medical staffing across multiple federal agencies, with contract values ranging from $14,500 to $6,325,162.50. The Indian Health Service and Defense Health Agency are the most frequent awarding agencies, with contracts typically lasting six to 36 months. Most awards are for physician staffing, including pediatricians, neonatologists, and nurse practitioners, with contractors such as Comphealth, Medcare Staffing, and Distinctive Health Spectrum Care frequently receiving awards. The majority of contracts are unrestricted, though some utilize small business set-asides, including Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business, 8(a), and Buy Indian Act designations.

Recent federal contract opportunities under Q516 focus on comprehensive pediatric medical services, particularly for specialized environments like military and Native American healthcare facilities. The Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery has posted solicitations for Early Intervention Services targeting infants and toddlers, while the Indian Health Service seeks pediatric physicians for facilities in Arizona and Oklahoma. These opportunities consistently emphasize the need for board-certified providers capable of delivering specialized pediatric care in diverse geographical locations, including overseas military treatment facilities in Japan, Spain, Italy, and Bahrain.