Nebraska Urban Indian Health Coalition, Inc.

Nebraska Urban Indian Health Coalition, Inc., a tax-exempt nonprofit based in Omaha, Nebraska, delivers urban Indian health services, non-personal healthcare services, substance abuse treatment, and diabetes self-management education to American Indian and Alaska Native populations across Nebraska and surrounding regions as a prime contractor (87% of recent awards) and sub-recipient on federal grants, competing entirely on a full-and-open basis with no set-aside designations.

The organization's federal footprint is heavily concentrated with the Indian Health Service (IHS), which accounts for 33 of 47 total awards and the full $51.9 million combined potential value across the prime and sub-award portfolio. IHS awarded a definitive contract effective May 22, 2026, valued at $8.1 million on a firm fixed-price basis, running through May 21, 2031 (base period plus four optional years) to deliver the Nebraska Urban Indian Health Services and Referral Program. Performance occurs in Omaha, Nebraska, serving urban American Indian and Alaska Native populations across Nebraska and surrounding regions. This five-year contract supersedes NUIHC's prior work under the Indefinite Delivery Contract 75H70621D00012, against which 21 task orders totaling $15.4 million in combined potential value were placed between 2021 and 2024, including a $1.4 million FY2025 delivery order for non-personal healthcare services and substance abuse treatment support to the IHS Urban Indian Organization program awarded October 25, 2024.

Beyond IHS, NUIHC holds federal grant awards as prime recipient. A cooperative agreement with the Indian Health Service's Office of the Director, running January 1, 2023 through December 31, 2027, funds Nebraska Urban Indian Medical Center's Diabetes Program for Native Indians, delivering accredited diabetes self-management education (DSME) by certified diabetes care and education specialists. A second cooperative agreement with the Department of Justice's Office of Justice Programs Victims of Crime, awarded October 1, 2022 and running through January 31, 2026, funds a Human Trafficking Program employing a 0.50 FTE project coordinator and 0.45 FTE victim advocate to expand collaborative partnerships and provide training and community outreach for American Indian and Alaska Native trafficking victims.

NUIHC also acts as sub-recipient on grants from the Nebraska Department of Health & Human Services, participating in initiatives for chronic disease management, cancer screening, and preventive health outcomes across rural Nebraska. Work is performed in Omaha, Nebraska, with place of performance including Aberdeen, South Dakota for some deliveries. Recent activity shows seven awards in 2021, eight in 2022, five in 2023, and ten in 2024, with two awards recorded in 2026. Only two awards face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, limiting near-term recompete exposure. The organization's capability portfolio centers on NAICS All Other Outpatient Care Centers (26 awards) and PSC Medical-Other (25 awards), reflecting its mission-driven focus on culturally appropriate primary care, behavioral health, and preventive services for urban Native American communities.