GSU THC Workstation / furniture install

The Indian Health Service's Tohatchi Health Center is procuring furniture supply and installation services to establish a new outpatient department nurse and provider work area in rooms 300-306. The solicitation requires comprehensive workstation installation including adjustable-height desks, partitions, power/USB outlets, file cabinets, stools, and power/data poles, with all furniture requiring wipeable micro-bacterial surfaces to meet healthcare facility standards. The contractor must install three to four workstations with specific ergonomic requirements, six individual workstations along the east wall, two workstations in the southwest corner, consultation and office spaces, plus training tables with stackable chairs. The original response deadline of August 15, 2025 at 2:00 PM MDT has been extended to August 19, 2025 at 2:00 PM MDT through Amendment 0001. The contract period of performance spans from September 1, 2025 through December 31, 2025, providing four months for completion of the furniture installation project.

This opportunity is designated as both a Small Business Set-aside and an Indian Economic Enterprise set-aside, reflecting the government's commitment to supporting disadvantaged business enterprises. The work will be performed at the Tohatchi Health Center located at 07 Chooshagai Drive, Tohatchi, New Mexico 87325, with delivery to a single-level floor equipped with a loading dock in an area currently open with no existing furniture. Amendment 0001 clarifies that facility and IT staff will handle electrical and data connections, while the contractor must provide electrical flexible raceways, wire, receptacles, and data jack plates, with workstations including electrical pigtails for facility power termination. The project falls under NAICS code 337214 (Office Furniture Manufacturing) and PSC code 7110 (Office Furniture), indicating the specialized nature of the healthcare facility furniture requirements. No incumbent contractor or specific award values are mentioned in the solicitation documents, suggesting this may be a new requirement or competitive re-procurement.