Opportunity
SAM #246-26-Q0039
Comprehensive Therapeutic Diabetic Shoe Program and Diabetic Foot Care Supplies for IHS Lawton Service Unit
Buyer
Oklahoma City Area Indian Health Service
Posted
September 09, 2026
Respond By
September 14, 2026
Identifier
246-26-Q0039
NAICS
621340, 339113, 621399
The Indian Health Service Lawton Service Unit, part of the Department of Health and Human Services, is seeking a contractor to deliver a comprehensive Therapeutic Diabetic Shoe Program for eligible American Indian and Alaska Native patients. - Government Buyer: - Department of Health and Human Services - Indian Health Service - Lawton Service Unit - Products Requested: - Wide range of diabetic footwear, including off-the-shelf and custom shoes (part numbers: A5500, A5501) - Shoe modifications (rocker bottoms, wedges, metatarsal bars, off-set heels, etc.; part numbers: A5503-A5507, L3300-L3649) - Extra depth shoes and boots for men and women (part numbers: L3216, L3217, L3221, L3222) - Custom molded shoes and boots (part number: L3230) - Diabetic inserts and orthotics (part numbers: A5512, A5513, L3000-L3060) - Toe filler orthotics (L5000), shoe sole and instep modifications, strap replacements, and labor (L3540, L3570, L4002, L4205) - Compression garments (A6530, A6549, A6531) - TLSO and LSO braces, AFOs, KO post-op, and other orthotic/prosthetic devices (L0174-L3981) - Diabetic socks and related foot care supplies - Services Requested: - Patient evaluations, measurements, and gait analysis - Fittings, dispensing, adjustments, modifications, replacements, and follow-up care for therapeutic footwear - Patient education on diabetic foot care and footwear maintenance - Coordination with healthcare providers and documentation - Unique Requirements: - Contractor must employ certified personnel and comply with CMS coverage requirements - Monthly reporting and invoicing - Focus on reducing diabetic foot complications and improving patient quality of life - No specific OEMs or brands are named; part numbers reference standard CMS/Medicare codes - Contract Period: - Base period of 12 months, with three 12-month option periods
Description
The purpose of this contract is to provide a comprehensive Therapeutic Shoe Program for eligible American Indian and Alaska Native patients receiving healthcare services through the Indian Health Service (IHS), Lawton Service Unit (LSU).