Providence Health & Services - Oregon

Providence Health & Services - Oregon is a non-profit healthcare organization registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) that provides a range of medical and research services to federal agencies. As a child entity of Providence ST. Joseph Health, the organization engages in federal contracting and grant work primarily focused on healthcare services, medical research, and specialized healthcare initiatives. The organization is structured as a corporate entity with tax-exempt status and specializes in delivering occupational health services, medical examinations, and conducting advanced medical research across multiple scientific domains.

In terms of federal contract awards, Providence Health & Services - Oregon has primarily worked with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to provide occupational health services. These contracts have specifically involved conducting annual physical examinations for Bonneville Power Administration employees in Hood River, Oregon. The contracts were firm fixed-price blanket purchase agreement (BPA) calls, each valued between $6,582 and $9,793, with no specific set-aside designations. The contracts focused on routine medical evaluations to support the agency's operational requirements, demonstrating the organization's capability to provide targeted occupational health services to federal agencies.

The organization's federal grant work is predominantly centered on advanced medical research, particularly in oncology and cancer treatment. Providence Health & Services - Oregon has received multiple grants from the National Cancer Institute to conduct specialized research projects. These grants include developing novel positron emission tomography (PET) radiotracers for imaging transforming growth factor beta, investigating the roles of specific genes in soft tissue sarcoma development, and exploring mechanisms of anti-tumor immune responses following radiation therapy. Additional grants have focused on healthcare equity, such as a project examining the impact of financial incentives on interpretation services in Medicaid, and a USDA Rural Utilities Service grant supporting telehealth services in rural Oregon communities.

Providence Health & Services - Oregon holds two federal contract Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) vehicles, both with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. The first, awarded in March 2021, is a single-award blanket purchase agreement for occupational health services with a potential ceiling value of $100,000 and an ultimate completion date of March 31, 2026. The second IDIQ, awarded in October 2020, is also a single-award BPA supporting the Corps' Channels & Harbors Project, with a potential value of $100,000 and an ultimate completion date of October 4, 2025. These agreements enable the organization to provide on-demand occupational health services to support the Corps' workforce engaged in critical water infrastructure and maintenance operations.