Palau posts federally funded mobile-clinic driver and boat-operator procurement
Palau's Bureau of Human Resources posted a 15-day notice for licensed or experienced boat operators and a licensed driver/operator to support the Ministry of Health and Human Services Office of the Primary Community Health Center. The notice runs August 21 through September 6; specifications are available September 7, bids run September 7–21, and opening is September 22.
It identifies federal grants H80CS02467 and NU58DP007116 as the full funding source but states no contract amount, number of awards, wage, or employee status. This is a procurement opportunity, not a confirmed hire.
Key takeaways
- The initial notice closes September 6; specifications and bids follow on the published schedule.
- The source states no amount, wage, contract count, or completed hire.
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FQHC Talent. (2026, August 21). Palau posts federally funded mobile-clinic driver and boat-operator procurement. Linked evidence: Government of Palau Bureau of Human Resources. Retrieved September 11, 2026, from https://www.fqhctalent.com/intel/palau-primary-community-health-center-mobile-clinic-procurement-2026
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