Department of Health and Human Services Awarded a Contract to CHG COMPANIES, INC. for $718,721.42

Summary of Award

The US federal government awarded a contract to CHG Companies, Inc. for non-specific surgeon services, with a total obligation of $718,721.42. The contract was signed on February 24, 2023, and falls under the category of a purchase order. The contract includes base exercised options and total account outlay of $696,560.05. The contract is for medical-surgery services, specifically temporary help services.

The contract was awarded by the Department of Health and Human Services, specifically the Indian Health Service within the Navajo Area Indian Health Service office. The period of performance for the contract is from February 21, 2023, to June 30, 2024, with a potential end date of June 30, 2024. The recipient of the contract, CHG Companies, Inc., is a U.S.-owned business located in Midvale, Utah. The company is categorized as a corporate entity not tax-exempt and is not designated as a small business.

The contract was competitively competed under simplified acquisition procedures, with four offers received. There was no set-aside used for the contract, and it was not a small business competitive opportunity. The contract falls under the product or service code Q523 for medical-surgery services and the NAICS code 561320 for temporary help services. The contract pricing is based on labor hours, and there is no preference used in the evaluation process. The contract does not require a subcontracting plan, and it is not a multi-year contract. The contract is not consolidated, and the purchase card was not used as a payment method. The recipient, CHG Companies, Inc., is a U.S.-owned business, and the contract does not involve foreign funding. The place of performance for the contract is in Chinle, Arizona, within Apache County. The contract falls under the PSC hierarchy for medical services, specifically medical-surgery services. The NAICS hierarchy for the contract is under employment services, specifically temporary help services. Overall, the awarded contract between the US federal government and CHG Companies, Inc. for non-specific surgeon services involves a significant financial obligation and is focused on providing temporary help services in the medical-surgery field. The contract was competitively awarded and is set to be performed in Chinle, Arizona, with a U.S.-owned business as the recipient.