San Bernardino County Department of Public Health is accepting proposals under DPHE26-CHC-6419 for comprehensive obstetrics/gynecology services at the Hesperia Health Center in California’s High Desert region. The County’s ePro page lists the solicitation as open, allows electronic quotes, and identifies the purchase method as Open Market.
Deadline: October 23, 2026 at 4:00 PM. The ePro header displays 4:00:59 PM. The public County page does not identify a time zone, so Atlas does not infer one.
Funding: The County’s public ePro page does not state a contract ceiling. An indexed copy of the County RFP reports a $490,024 budget estimate; Atlas preserves that source distinction and does not treat the secondary copy as controlling where the County’s official attachment is available.
Eligibility and qualifications: The procurement is for qualified providers of comprehensive OB/GYN medical services. An indexed copy of the County RFP indicates California medical licensure and OB/GYN board certification requirements. Prospective proposers should review the County’s controlling RFP attachment for all required credentials, insurance, references, forms, contract terms, and submission requirements before relying on secondary summaries.
Submission: The County ePro page states that electronic quotes are allowed. Buyer: Likun (Lisa) Zhu. The public page lists San Bernardino County Department of Public Health contact information and the RFP attachment.
N9+ Fit Score: 20/100. This is primarily a direct clinical OB/GYN services procurement at a County health center. The public solicitation page does not identify remote physical examination, vitals, telehealth, or N9+ as a required component. A Nonagon N9+ role should be considered only if the County and a qualified clinical provider expressly support a legitimate telehealth-enabled examination workflow.
Direct-vendor review: Current connected Dr. Miltie/QC Healthcare records do not establish the California-licensed, board-certified OB/GYN staffing and solicitation-specific organizational qualifications needed for a defensible prime response. Atlas therefore classifies direct pursuit as qualification-gated No Bid unless those credentials and all other mandatory requirements can be truthfully established.
Official source: San Bernardino County ePro – DPHE26-CHC-6419.