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Oregon Health Authority

RFP OSH PATIENT COMMISSARY ITEMS

Solicitation: Not available
Notice ID: state_or_oregonbuys__S-44300-00014902
Department • Oregon Health AuthorityState • ORPosted • —Due • Feb 24, 2026, 03:00 PM UTC• Closes in 2 days

Federal opportunity from Oregon Health Authority. Place of performance: OR. Response deadline: Feb 24, 2026.

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Market snapshot

Baseline awarded-market signal across all contracting (sample of 400 recent awards; refreshed periodically).

Market trends →Awards →
12-month awarded value
$561,809,589
Sector total $561,809,589 • Share 100.0%
Live
Median
$104,780
P10–P90
$36,558–$1,117,129
Volatility
Volatile200%
Market composition
NAICS share of sector
A simple concentration signal, not a forecast.
100.0%
share
Momentum (last 3 vs prior 3 buckets)
+100%($561,809,589)
Deal sizing
$104,780 median
Use as a pricing centerline.
Live signal is computed from awarded notices already observed in the system.
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Place of Performance
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Point of Contact

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Agency & Office

Department
Oregon Health Authority
Agency
Not available
Subagency
Not available
Office
Paul Yakis
Contracting Office Address
Not available

Description

RFP OSH PATIENT COMMISSARY ITEMS

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BidPulsar Analysis

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Updated: Feb 19, 2026
Executive summary

The Oregon Health Authority is seeking bids for the RFP OSH Patient Commissary Items, with a response deadline of February 24, 2026. This initiative aims to supply essential commissary items for patients, which suggests a focus on health and wellness for individuals under care. Bidders must align their offerings with the needs of this vulnerable population.

What the buyer is trying to do

The Oregon Health Authority wants to procure patient commissary items to enhance the quality of life and care for individuals in their facilities.

Work breakdown
  • Identify required commissary items.
  • Develop procurement processes.
  • Ensure compliance with health standards.
  • Create a customer service plan for patient interactions.
  • Implement a delivery schedule for items.
Response package checklist
  • Vendor qualifications and experience.
  • Detailed product catalog and specifications.
  • Pricing model and delivery options.
  • Compliance with health standards.
  • Customer service framework.
Suggested keywords
RFPpatient commissaryhealthcare suppliesOregon Health Authoritygovernment procurement
Source coverage notes

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  • No specific items listed in the RFP description.
  • Lack of historical data on previous contracts.
  • Undefined performance expectations or metrics.
  • Absence of a detailed product specification list.
  • No information on evaluation criteria for bids.
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