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Open Ambulance Services Federal Contracts

There are 5 open federal contract opportunities for ambulance services (NAICS 621910) today, 2 posted in the last 7 days and 2 due within a week. The agencies buying the most are Department of Veterans Affairs, Department of the Army and Department of the Air Force, and most of the work with a stated place is in Louisiana, Oklahoma and Arizona.

5open now
2new in 7 days
2due in 7 days
2set aside for small businesses
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Open ambulance services contracts

Ground Ambulance Services at Ft. Polk, LADepartment of the Army
Due 2026-10-21Fort Polk, LAPosted 2026-10-14
Paramedics & Ambulance ServicesDepartment of the Air Force
Due 2026-10-20Small businessTinker AFB, OKPosted 2026-10-13
FIXED WING AIR AMBULANCE SERVICEDepartment of Veterans Affairs
Tucson, AZPosted 2026-10-07
R499--Small Business Event | 2026 National Veterans Small Business Engagement | Cleveland Ohio Dec 8-9 | Amendment 15Department of Veterans Affairs
Due 2026-12-08Posted 2026-10-07
Non-Emergent Ambulance Transport Services for Fayetteville VAMCDepartment of Veterans Affairs
Due 2026-11-06Fayetteville, NCPosted 2026-10-07

Where the ambulance services contracts are

Open ambulance services contracts by state (notices that name a place)Louisiana1Oklahoma1Arizona1North Carolina1
Open ambulance services contracts by state (notices that name a place)

Louisiana government contracts, Oklahoma government contracts, Arizona government contracts, North Carolina government contracts

Who is buying ambulance services

Small business set-asides

2 of the 5 open notices are reserved for a kind of small business: Small business 1, NONE 1.

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How to bid on ambulance services government contracts

Check that your business fits the official definition of NAICS 621910, and the SBA size standard for it if you aim at small business set-asides. Register your business in the federal contractor system, then read each notice in full before the deadline.