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THE GENERAL HOSPITAL CORPORATION

UEIFLJ7DQKLL226CAGE0ULU5NAICS622110
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36-mo obligations
$27.4M
Awards on record
44
Contract vehicles
0
Verified credentials
0

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About THE GENERAL HOSPITAL CORPORATION

THE GENERAL HOSPITAL CORPORATION is a SAM.gov-registered entity based in BOSTON, MA 02114-2621. UEI FLJ7DQKLL226; CAGE 0ULU5; primary NAICS 622110. Compliance posture not provided. Active SAM registration.
Headquarters
BOSTON, MA 02114-2621

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  • UEIFLJ7DQKLL226
  • CAGE0ULU5

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Prime awards from USAspending.gov (FPDS), synced nightly. Recompete windows use the potential end date (base plus all options).
36-month obligations
$27.4M
Awards on record
44
Top funding agencies
National Institutes of Health · U.S. Special Operations Command · Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

25 most recent of 44 awards

  • 36C24125N0924

    Recompete 12–18 mo: Potential end May 11, 2028 (17 months away)

    BRAIN GATE: ALS HAND STUDIES

    Department of Veterans Affairs

    Obligated
    $53.9K
    Period of performance
    Sep 30, 2025 – May 11, 2028
  • 36C24125N0925

    Recompete 12–18 mo: Potential end May 11, 2028 (17 months away)

    BRAIN GATE: ALS HAND STUDIES

    Department of Veterans Affairs

    Obligated
    $27.4K
    Period of performance
    Aug 1, 2025 – May 11, 2028
  • 36C24124N0861

    Recompete 6–12 mo: Potential end Sep 30, 2027 (10 months away)

    BRAIN GATE: ALS HAND STUDIES

    Department of Veterans Affairs

    Obligated
    $27.4K
    Period of performance
    Sep 1, 2024 – Sep 30, 2027
  • 75F40126P00397

    Recompete 6–12 mo: Potential end Sep 29, 2027 (10 months away)

    SKIN-PRICK TEST MEASUREMENTS OF WALNUT ALLERGEN EXTRACT TO DETERMINE MEASURES OF POTENCY

    Department of Health and Human Services · Food and Drug Administration

    Obligated
    $40K
    Period of performance
    Sep 30, 2026 – Sep 29, 2027
  • H9240523C0009

    Recompete 6–12 mo: Potential end Sep 29, 2027 (10 months away)

    COMPREHENSIVE BRAIN HEALTH AND TRAUMA (COMBHAT) PROGRAM - SOF TBI PILOT PROGRAM

    Department of Defense · U.S. Special Operations Command

    Obligated
    $8M
    Period of performance
    Sep 30, 2023 – Sep 29, 2027
  • 36C24126N0927

    Recompete 6–12 mo: Potential end Sep 20, 2027 (10 months away)

    BRAIN GATE: ALS HAND STUDIES

    Department of Veterans Affairs

    Obligated
    $97.2K
    Period of performance
    Sep 21, 2026 – Sep 20, 2027
  • HR001126FE032

    Recompete 6–12 mo: Potential end Aug 30, 2027 (9 months away)

    DARPA COMMERCIAL ACCELERATOR SUPPORT SERVICES

    Department of Defense · Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency

    Obligated
    $300.1K
    Period of performance
    Mar 9, 2026 – Aug 30, 2027
  • HR001126FE026

    Recompete 6–12 mo: Potential end Jul 23, 2027 (8 months away)

    DARPA RESEARCH PROGRAM SUPPORT SERVICES

    Department of Defense · Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency

    Obligated
    $73K
    Period of performance
    Feb 25, 2026 – Jul 23, 2027
  • 75N95022C00011

    Recompete 6–12 mo: Potential end Jul 14, 2027 (8 months away)

    MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL:1105940 [22-000155]

    Department of Health and Human Services · National Institutes of Health

    Obligated
    $1.3M
    Period of performance
    Jul 13, 2022 – Jul 14, 2027
  • 61320624N0021

    Recompete 6–12 mo: Potential end Jun 30, 2027 (7 months away)

    DATA COLLECTION ON CONSUMER PRODUCT RELATED INJURIES.

    Consumer Product Safety Commission

    Obligated
    $118K
    Period of performance
    Jun 18, 2024 – Jun 30, 2027
  • 36C24126N0375

    Recompete < 6 mo: Potential end Mar 30, 2027 (4 months away)

    BRAIN GATE: ALS HAND STUDIES

    Department of Veterans Affairs

    Obligated
    $97.2K
    Period of performance
    Mar 31, 2026 – Mar 30, 2027
  • 75N91024C00050

    Recompete < 6 mo: Potential end Mar 14, 2027 (4 months away)

    BASE AWARD FOR PEDIATRIC PROTON AND PHOTON THERAPY COMPARISON COHORT COORDINATING CENTER. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL ASSEMBLE EXISTING DATA FROM…

    Department of Health and Human Services · National Institutes of Health

    Obligated
    $625K
    Period of performance
    Sep 15, 2024 – Mar 14, 2027
  • HR001125FE072

    Recompete < 6 mo: Potential end Dec 31, 2026 (1 month away)

    DARPA RESEARCH PROGRAM SUPPORT SERVICES

    Department of Defense · Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency

    Obligated
    $288.2K
    Period of performance
    Oct 1, 2025 – Dec 31, 2026
  • HR001125FE019

    Recompete < 6 mo: Potential end Dec 18, 2026 (1 month away)

    DARPA RESEARCH PROGRAM SUPPORT SERVICES

    Department of Defense · Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency

    Obligated
    $300.1K
    Period of performance
    Jun 9, 2025 – Dec 18, 2026
  • HR001126FE002

    Completed: Period of performance ended Sep 30, 2026

    DARPA COMMERCIAL ACCELERATORS SUPPORT SERVICES

    Department of Defense · Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency

    Obligated
    $543.5K
    Period of performance
    Oct 8, 2025 – Sep 30, 2026
  • 75D30124C18869

    Completed: Period of performance ended Sep 29, 2026

    GENERAL HOSPITAL CORPORATION

    Department of Health and Human Services · Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

    Obligated
    $2.3M
    Period of performance
    Sep 30, 2024 – Sep 29, 2026
  • 75N92022F00004

    Completed: Period of performance ended Sep 22, 2026

    NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF BIOMEDICAL IMAGING AND BIOENGINEERING (NIBIB) INNOVATION FUNNEL COORDINATION CENTER FOR RADX INNOVATION FUNNEL FOR…

    Department of Health and Human Services · National Institutes of Health

    Obligated
    $8.9M
    Period of performance
    Sep 21, 2022 – Sep 22, 2026
  • 36C24125N0885

    Completed: Period of performance ended Jun 30, 2026

    BRAIN GATE: ALS HAND STUDIES

    Department of Veterans Affairs

    Obligated
    $97.2K
    Period of performance
    Jul 1, 2025 – Jun 30, 2026
  • HR001126FE020

    Completed: Period of performance ended Mar 6, 2026

    DARPA RESEARCH PROGRAM SUPPORT SERVICES

    Department of Defense · Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency

    Obligated
    $75.5K
    Period of performance
    Dec 29, 2025 – Mar 6, 2026
  • 36C24125N0450

    Completed: Period of performance ended Jan 31, 2026

    BRAIN GATE: ALS HAND STUDIES

    Department of Veterans Affairs

    Obligated
    $95.2K
    Period of performance
    Feb 1, 2025 – Jan 31, 2026
  • HR001125F0025

    Completed: Period of performance ended Jan 22, 2026

    DARPA RESEARCH PROGRAM SUPPORT SERVICES

    Department of Defense · Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency

    Obligated
    $249.5K
    Period of performance
    Jan 23, 2025 – Jan 22, 2026
  • 75N92023F00005

    Completed: Period of performance ended Dec 31, 2025

    RADX INDEPENDENT TEST ASSESSMENT PROGRAM FOR MPOX LESION PANEL - COORDINATION CENTER

    Department of Health and Human Services · National Institutes of Health

    Obligated
    $153.5K
    Period of performance
    Sep 27, 2023 – Dec 31, 2025
  • 75H70523P00056

    Completed: Period of performance ended Dec 31, 2025

    TO FACILITATE ACCESS TO AN EVIDENCE-BASED, OFF-THE-SHELF TRAINING CURRICULUM FOR IHS STAFF THAT TEACHES SELF-CARE PRACTICES AND CREATES…

    Department of Health and Human Services · Indian Health Service

    Obligated
    $36K
    Period of performance
    Jul 17, 2023 – Dec 31, 2025
  • 36C24125N0008

    Completed: Period of performance ended Sep 30, 2025

    MGH BPA

    Department of Veterans Affairs

    Obligated
    $0
    Period of performance
    Oct 1, 2024 – Sep 30, 2025
  • 36C24124P0799

    Completed: Period of performance ended Sep 14, 2025

    48 CHANNEL COIL FOR PRISMA SCANNER FOR BRAIN BANK

    Department of Veterans Affairs

    Obligated
    $54.6K
    Period of performance
    Sep 15, 2024 – Sep 14, 2025

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This company has not listed GWAC, IDIQ, GSA Schedule or OTA consortium holdings.
Who THE GENERAL HOSPITAL CORPORATION has actually worked with, from sub-awards that prime contractors report to the government. Use it to see which primes already trust this company.

Primes it has worked under

  • Subcontractor to this prime · 2 sub-awards · latest Mar 5, 2024

    • National Institutes of Health
    • “TITLE: IMMUNE MECHANISMS OF PROTECTION AGAINST MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCULOSIS CENTER (IMPAC-TB) DESCRIPTION: AS PART OF THE HARVARD IMMUNE MECHANISMS OF PROTECTION AGAINST MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCULOSIS (IMPACTB) CENTER, THE LABORATORY OF GALIT ALTER WILL LEAD AND PERFORM WORK UNDER THE PROGRAM'S CROSS-CUTTING PROFILING TECHNOLOGY: SYSTEMS SEROLOGY. SPECIFICALLY, SUBRECIPIENT WILL: €¢ PERFORM SYSTEMS SEROLOGY PROFILING ON CLINICAL COHORTS AND ANIMAL STUDIES FROM THE IMPACTB PROGRAM, TO PROBE THE POTENTIAL BIOLOGICAL ROLE OF ANTIBODIES IN DRIVING ANTI-MICROBIAL CONTROL, AS WELL AS GENERATE AND ENGINEER NOVEL MONOCLONAL ANTIBODIES TO FURTHER DISSECT THE MECHANISTIC ROLE OF ANTIBODIES IN BACTERICIDAL ACTIVITY. AS PART OF THE HARVARD IMMUNE MECHANISMS OF PROTECTION AGAINST MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCULOSIS (IMPACTB) CENTER, THE LABORATORY OF GALIT ALTER WILL LEAD AND PERFORM WORK UNDER THE PROGRAM'S CROSS-CUTTING PROFILING TECHNOLOGY: SYSTEMS SEROLOGY.”
    • “RESEARCH - BASE FUNDING AS PART OF THE HARVARD IMMUNE MECHANISMS OF PROTECTION AGAINST MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCULOSIS (IMPACTB) CENTER, THE LABORATORY OF ALEX SHALEK WILL LEAD AND PERFORM WORK UNDER THE PROGRAM€„¢S CROSS-CUTTING PROFILING TECHNOLOGY: SINGLE-CELL RNA SEQUENCING. SPECIFICALLY, SUBRECIPIENT WILL: €¢ FURTHER DEVELOP AND APPLY SEQ-WELL, A PLATFORM HE RECENTLY DEVELOPED FOR MASSIVELY PARALLEL SINGLE-CELL RNA-SEQ ON LOW-INPUT CLINICAL SAMPLES. SEQ-WELL WILL BE PERFORMED ON SAMPLES FROM CLINICAL COHORTS AND ANIMAL STUDIES FROM THE IMPACTB PROGRAM, TO PROBE THE POTENTIAL BIOLOGICAL ROLE OF DIVERSE CELL TYPES IN DRIVING ANTI-MICROBIAL CONTROL. €¢ TRAIN IMPACTB COLLABORATORS IN THE USE OF SEQ-WELL, INCLUDING BOTH VISITING AND HOSTING TRAINEES FROM COLLABORATING LABS. AS PART OF THE HARVARD IMMUNE MECHANISMS OF PROTECTION AGAINST MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCULOSIS (IMPACTB) CENTER, THE LABORATORY OF ALEX SHALEK WILL LEAD AND PERFORM WORK UNDER THE PROGRAM€„¢S CROSS-CUTTING PROFILING TECHNOLOGY: SINGLE-CELL RNA SEQUENCING. SPECIFICALLY, FOR THE €œOPTIONAL STUDIES" PROJECT 1 SIV-BCG IV€Ͽ½ SUBRECIPIENT WILL: €¢ PERFORM SEQ-WELL ON NON-HUMAN PRIMATE SAMPLES FROM PROJECT 1 FROM THE IMPACTB PROGRAM, TO PROBE THE POTENTIAL BIOLOGICAL ROLE OF DIVERSE CELL TYPES IN DRIVING ANTI-MICROBIAL CONTROL.”
  • $709.2K

    Subcontractor to this prime · 1 sub-award · latest Aug 15, 2024

    • Department of Energy
    • “MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL-STANDALONE-ITEM LEVEL-R AND D”
  • $451.1K

    Subcontractor to this prime · 1 sub-award · latest Jan 31, 2024

    • National Institutes of Health
    • “THROUGH THE EXECUTION OF THIS CONTRACT, WE WILL EXAMINE BASIC INDUCTION OF INNATE AND ADAPTIVE IMMUNITY FROM VACCINATION, INCLUDING STUDIES THAT ADDRESS NTM INTERFERENCE, RNA DELIVERY, PRIME-BOOST REGIMENS (INCLUDING BCG PRE-EXPOSURE), TRANSCRIPTOMIC HOST SIGNATURES, PROTEOMICS, SYSTEMS BIOLOGY AND DURABLE IMMUNE MEMORY FOR THE FURTHER ADVANCEMENT OF THE EFFORT TO DESIGN AND EVALUATE AN EFFICACIOUS VACCINE AGAINST MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCULOSIS (M.TB). OPTION 3 ACTIVITIES: EVALUATE OPTIMIZED M.TB VACCINE CANDIDATES FOR SAFETY, IMMUNOGENICITY AND EFFICACY IN THE NHP MODEL OF TB SCRI HAS WORKED WITH DR. RYAN MCNAMARA AT THE RAGON INSTITUTE TO DEVELOP A WORKPLAN FOR THE SYSTEM SEROLOGY ENDPOINTS FOR BOTH CLINICAL AND PRECLINICAL EVALUATIONS. WE HAVE CONFIRMED THAT A LIST OF 207 M.TB ANTIGENS THAT WERE RECENTLY PUBLISHED ARE NOT PROPRIETARY TO RAGON AND ARE AN APPROPRIATE SET FOR OUR INVESTIGATIONS. TASK 3.7 COMPARE IMMUNE PROFILES IN NHP, SMALL ANIMAL MODELS AND HUMANS TO IDENTIFY CORRELATES OF PROTECTION. SUBTASK 3.7.1 EVALUATE HUMORAL IMMUNITY AS A VACCINE-INDUCED CORRELATE OF PROTECTION USING SYSTEMS SEROLOGY IN THE NHP MODEL. SEVERAL EFFECTOR FUNCTIONS BASED ON THE FC PORTION OF THE ANTIBODY CAN CONTRIBUTE TO THE CLEARANCE OF ORGANISMS, INCLUDING COMPLEMENT ACTIVITY, ANTIBODY-DEPENDENT CELLULAR PHAGOCYTOSIS (ADCP), ANTIBODY-DEPENDENT CELLULAR CYTOTOXICITY (ADCC), ANTIBODY-DEPENDENT CYTOKINE AND CHEMOKINE SECRETION. SYSTEMS SEROLOGY ANALYSIS WILL BE USED TO EVALUATE ANTIBODY EFFECTOR FUNCTIONS INCLUDING NK CELL ACTIVATION, ADCP, AND ADCC. THESE ASSAYS CAPTURE OVER 100 BIOPHYSICAL AND FUNCTIONAL CHARACTERISTICS OF POLYCLONAL ABS, INCLUDING CYTOLYTIC ACTIVITY, PHAGOCYTIC TARGET CLEARANCE, CYTOKINE SECRETION, AND IMMUNOMODULATOR RELEASE. THIS SUITE OF FUNCTIONAL ASSAYS WILL BE UTILIZED TO BROADLY DEFINE THE FC PROFILES OF ID93- AND BCG-SPECIFIC ABS. FOR ALL FUNCTIONAL ASSAYS, THE FUNCTIONAL ACTIVITY OF ABS WILL BE ASSESSED AGAINST ID93, PPD, INFLUENZA HEMAG”

Subcontractors it has used

  • $709.9K

    Subcontracted by this company · 1 sub-award · latest Oct 30, 2024

    • Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
    • “TUFTS UNIVERSITY WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR IDENTIFYING PATIENTS WITH LYME DISEASE IN THE TUFTSMEDICINE HOSPITAL AND PRIMARY CARE NETWORK THROUGH REGULARLY SCHEDULED ELECTRONIC HEALTH RECORDS (EHR) SCANS AND EXTRACTING CLINICAL INFORMATION TO PROVIDE DEIDENTIFIED DETAILS OF THE DISEASE TO A COMBINED DATABASE AT MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL (MGH) FOR SUBSEQUENT TRANSMISSION TO THE CDC. TUFTS UNIVERSITY INVESTIGATORS WILL WORK WITH MGH INVESTIGATORS TO CREATE A UNIFIED AND EFFECTIVE CASE DEFINITION FOR IDENTIFYING PATIENTS WITH LYME DISEASE.TUFTS UNIVERSITY INVESTIGATORS WILL ASSIST IN THE MODEL DEVELOPMENT, VALIDATION, AND DEPLOYMENT PROCESS AS DESCRIBED IN THE FULL PROPOSAL. WE WILL FIRST DEVELOP A BASELINE MODEL OF SUBJECTS PRESENTING TO TUFTSMEDICINE WHO ARE DIAGNOSED AS HAVING LYME DISEASE BY ICD9/10 CODES. WE WILL THEN WORK WITH MASS GENERAL BRIGHAM AND MAINEHEALTH TO DERIVE ONE OR MORE IMPROVED MODELS BY IDENTIFYING INFORMATIVE DIAGNOSTIC CRITERIA FROM CLINICAL, MICROBIOLOGICAL, EPIDEMIOLOGY, AND FREE TEXT DATA IN CASE AND CONTROL VISITS. WE WILL COMPARE THE PERFORMANCE OF ONE OR MORE IMPROVED MODELS AND SELECT THE BEST-PERFORMING ONE. WE WILL IMPLEMENT THE BEST-PERFORMING MODEL FOR RECORDS AT TUFTS UNIVERSITY, SUMMARIZE THE RESULTS, AND AGGREGATE SUMMARY STATISTICS ACROSS SITES.”
  • MAINEHEALTH

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    $672.6K

    Subcontracted by this company · 1 sub-award · latest Oct 30, 2024

    • Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
    • “DR. ROBERT SMITH AND COLLEAGUES AT MAINEHEALTH AND MAINEHEALTH INSTITUTE FOR RESEARCH WILL IDENTIFY PATIENTS WITH LYME DISEASE IN THE MAINEHEALTH SYSTEM THROUGH REGULARLY SCHEDULED ELECTRONIC MEDICAL HEALTH RECORD (EPIC) SCANS AND EXTRACT CLINICAL INFORMATION TO PROVIDE DE€Ͽ½IDENTIFIED DETAILS OF DISEASE TO A COMBINED DATA BASE IN CONCERT WITH A COORDINATED APPROACH AT MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL (MGH) AND TUFTSMEDICINE. AGGREGATED DATA WILL BE SHARED WITH RESEARCHERS AT THE FEDERAL CENTERS FOR DISEASE CONTROL TO BETTER UNDERSTAND THE HEALTH BURDEN AND OUTCOMES IN OF LYME DISEASE IN OUR HIGHLY ENDEMIC REGION. MAINEHEALTH INSTITUTE FOR RESEARCH INVESTIGATORS UNDER DR. SMITH€„¢S DIRECTION WILL WORK WITH MGH AND TUFTS TEAMS TO CREATE A UNIFIED AND EFFECTIVE CASE DEFINITION FOR IDENTIFYING PATIENTS WITH LYME DISEASE. DR. SMITH, WITH THE ASSISTANCE OF INFECTIOUS DISEASE COLLEAGUE DR. STEPHEN RAWLINGS, WILL ASSIST A TRAINED CLINICAL STUDY COORDINATOR IN CASE IDENTIFICATION AND DATA EXTRACTION. DR. SUSAN ELIAS WILL OVERSEE DATA MANAGEMENT AT THE MHIR SITE AND CO€Ͽ½ORDINATE WITH THE TEAMS AT MGH AND TUFTSMEDICINE TO ASSURE STANDARDIZATION. THE FIRST YEAR OF WORK WILL INVOLVE COORDINATED (MGH, TUFTS, MAINEHEALTH) MODEL DEVELOPMENT, VALIDATION, AND DEPLOYMENT AS DESCRIBED IN THE FULL PROPOSAL. WE WILL FIRST CREATE A BASELINE MODEL OF SUBJECTS WHO ARE DIAGNOSED AS HAVING LYME DISEASE BY ICD9/10 CODES. WE WILL THEN WORK TO DERIVE IMPROVED MODELS BY IDENTIFYING INFORMATIVE DIAGNOSTIC CRITERIA FROM CLINICAL, EPIDEMIOLOGICAL, MICROBIOLOGICAL AND FREE TEXT DATA IN CASE AND CONTROL VISITS. WE WILL COMPARE THE PERFORMANCE OF ONE OR MORE IMPROVED MODELS AND SELECT THE BEST PERFORMING ONE. WE WILL IMPLEMENT THE SELECTED MODEL FOR RECORD REVIEW AT MAINEHEALTH, SUMMARIZE THE RESULTS, AND AGGREGATE SUMMARY STATISTICS ACROSS SITES. BASED UPON A UNIFIED, EFFECTIVE CASE DEFINITION AND A ROBUST MODEL TO IDENTIFY CASES OF LYME DISEASE FROM EPIC DATA, WE WIL”

Source: USAspending.gov sub-award reports (FSRS) (opens in a new tab) · as of Nov 9, 2026 · Prime contractors report first-tier subcontracts of $30,000 or more. Amounts are reported sub-award values.

Small Business Innovation Research and Technology Transfer awards: early-stage federal R&D money this company has won.

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Awards on record
1 award
Total awarded
$378,485
By phase
  • STTR Phase I: 1
By agency
  • Department of Health and Human Services: 1
Active projects
0 projects
Projects whose contract end date is today or later.
Phase II ending within 12 months
0 projects
Phase II projects ending within 12 months. Agencies may award Phase III work without a new competition only when it derives from, extends or completes these projects.
By year
  • 2018: 1

Awards (most recent first)

  • Digital Accessible Remote Olfactory Mediated Health Assessments for Preclinical AD

    STTR Phase I · Department of Health and Human Services (National Institutes of Health) · 2018 · $378,485

    Sep 30, 2018 – Aug 31, 2019

    Solicitation PAS18-188 (2018) · Topic NIA · Research partner: MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL

Source: SBIR.gov award data file (opens in a new tab) · as of Nov 12, 2026 · file published Nov 1, 2026

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NAICS, PSC & socio-economic status

Industry codes and small-business programs reported in SAM.gov.

NAICS codes

  • 622110General Medical and Surgical HospitalsPrimary
  • 621111Offices of Physicians (except Mental Health Specialists)

SAM.gov does not report this entity as small under any listed NAICS code.

Socio-economic status

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Product & service codes (PSC)

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  • USAspending.gov

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