6 Open NAICS 622110 Solicitations in Texas
6 open solicitations under NAICS 622110 (General Medical and Surgical Hospitals) have a place of performance in Texas. Over the past 12 months, 15 solicitations were posted in this category.
Open Solicitations
See all →- Comprehensive Medical Services -FPC Bryan
JUSTICE, DEPARTMENT OFDue Nov 16, 2026
• Comprehensive Medical Services are being procured for FPC Bryan in Bryan, Texas. • This acquisition is not set-aside for small business concerns, open to all eligible vendors. • Services will be provided at FPC Bryan with dates and times determined after award. • Offers must be received via email on or before the deadline listed on the SF-33 Block 9.
- Comprehensive Medical Services -FDC Houston
JUSTICE, DEPARTMENT OFDue Nov 17, 2026
• The Bureau of Prisons requires Comprehensive Medical Services at FDC Houston in Houston, Texas. • This acquisition is not set-aside for small business concerns, and is a full and open competition. • Services will be provided at FDC Houston with dates and times determined after award. • Offers must be received via email on or before the deadline listed in SF-33 Block 9.
- Comprehensive Medical Services -FDC Houston
JUSTICE, DEPARTMENT OFDue Nov 17, 2026
• Comprehensive Medical Services are being procured for FDC Houston in Houston, Texas. • This acquisition is not set-aside for small business concerns, open to all eligible vendors. • Services will be provided at FDC Houston with dates and times determined after award. • Offers must be received via email on or before the deadline listed on the SF-33 Block 9.
- Comprehensive Medical Services -FDC Houston
JUSTICE, DEPARTMENT OFDue Nov 17, 2026
• The Bureau of Prisons requires comprehensive medical services at FDC Houston in Houston, Texas. • This is an unrestricted, full and open competition for commercial services, not set aside for small businesses. • Services must meet technical criteria including accreditation status, diversity of services, and driving distance to community-based providers. • Offers are due, but a specific deadline is not provided in the description.
- Comprehensive Medical Services -FDC Houston
JUSTICE, DEPARTMENT OFDue Nov 17, 2026
• Comprehensive Medical Services are being procured for FDC Houston in Houston, Texas. • This acquisition is not set-aside for small business concerns, open to all eligible offerors. • Services will be provided at FDC Houston with dates and times determined after award. • Offers must be received via email on or before the deadline listed on the SF-33 Block 9.
- Comprehensive Medical Services -FDC Houston
JUSTICE, DEPARTMENT OFDue Nov 17, 2026
• Comprehensive Medical Services are being procured for FDC Houston in Houston, Texas. • This is an unrestricted, full and open competition, not set-aside for small business concerns. • Services must meet the technical criteria, including accreditation status and diversity of services proposed. • Offers are due, but a specific deadline is not provided in the description.
Frequently Asked Questions
What health care contracts does the federal government award (NAICS 62)?
NAICS sector 62 covers health care and social assistance. Federal health care contracts include medical staffing, clinical services, mental health support, home health, and hospital operations. The VA and DoD (Military Health System) are among the largest buyers of health care services in the federal market.
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Federal contracting opportunities are posted on SAM.gov (System for Award Management). You can search by keyword, NAICS code, set-aside type, agency, and response deadline. FedOps aggregates and enriches SAM.gov data daily so you can filter and track opportunities in one place.
What is a set-aside in federal contracting?
A set-aside is a procurement reserved for a specific category of small business. Common set-asides include SDVOSB (Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned), 8(a), WOSB (Women-Owned), HUBZone, and Small Business. Only businesses that meet the eligibility requirements can bid on a set-aside contract.
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