Texas Army National Guard - Mobile Medical and Dental Services - Nov 2026

Buyers under this code are mostly federal health and research offices. The CDC Office of Acquisition Services has the most dollars, with 34 awards worth $1.17B. Four network contract offices (36C257, 36C262, 36C249, and 36C244) place the most awards by count, between 149 and 209 each. The Defense Health Agency made 18 awards worth $357.96M. The notice does not say what the network contract offices buy or how they are organized.

The code has 7,710 awards totaling $7.15B from FY2001 to FY2027, won by 269 distinct vendors. The median award is $77.9K, so most awards are small even though the totals are large. Most awards, 4,740, carry no set-aside, and another 2,258 have no set-aside recorded. The notice lists 693 awards under set-aside codes, with SBA at 511 and 8AN at 77 as the largest. A firm should read those figures as a sign of a crowded field with many small buys. The notice does not say how many bids each award drew or how competitive any single buy was.

Watch the 136 contracts worth $717.87M that end within 12 months. Those endings are where follow-on buys are likely to show up, though the notice does not say whether any will be recompeted or how. Also watch the four active notices in the code, since they show what is open now. The notice does not say when these contracts were last awarded, which would help firms judge timing. A firm should check each notice directly for dates, set-aside status, and requirements.