Specialized Medical Support

Product Service Code (PSC) Q701 covers Specialized Medical Support services, encompassing a broad range of medical and healthcare-related professional services. These services include medical staffing, clinical support, cancer registry management, case coordination, credentialing, drug treatment, and specialized healthcare consulting. The services span various healthcare settings, including federal correctional facilities, veterans' medical centers, military installations, and Native American health services.

Federal Contract Awards under PSC Q701 demonstrate significant diversity in medical support services, with contract values ranging from approximately $6,000 to nearly $6 million. Common funding agencies include the Department of Veterans Affairs, Indian Health Service, Department of Defense, Bureau of Prisons, and Department of Health and Human Services. Frequently awarded entities include Mitchell Consulting Services Group, Health Advocates Network, Nitelines USA, and various small businesses with socioeconomic designations such as service-disabled veteran-owned, minority-owned, and 8(a) program participants. Most awards utilize firm fixed-price contract types, with performance periods typically spanning one to five years. Set-aside designations vary, with some contracts reserved for small businesses, service-disabled veteran-owned businesses, or 8(a) program participants.

Recent Federal Contract Opportunities under PSC Q701 primarily focus on specialized medical services such as cancer registry abstracting, medical case management, credentialing coordination, and electronic informed consent platforms. Key solicitations include the Department of Veterans Affairs seeking cancer registry services for multiple medical centers in the Pacific Northwest, the Connecticut Army National Guard requesting non-clinical case management services, and the National Institutes of Health seeking an electronic informed consent platform. Performance locations span military installations, national guard facilities, and federal healthcare centers across states including Connecticut, Maryland, and Washington. Most opportunities are set aside for specific small business categories, particularly service-disabled veteran-owned small businesses, and utilize simplified acquisition procedures.