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FQHC Mobile Clinic Trailer — HRSA Grant Eligible, WOSB Manufacturer
Odulair mobile clinic trailers qualify for HRSA Section 330 grant funding, Look-Alike FQHC programs, and WOSB set-aside procurement up to $4.5M under NAICS 621999. Odulair is a certified WOSB manufacturer (CAGE 6L2X9) with active SAM.gov registration. Trailers are configured to HRSA Look-Alike and Section 330 clinical standards. 50-day delivery.
HRSA Grant Programs That Fund Mobile Clinic Trailers
HRSA Section 330 — Health Center Program
Section 330 grantees (FQHCs) and Look-Alike health centers may use capital equipment grants and New Access Point awards to fund mobile clinic trailers. Odulair trailers qualify as durable medical equipment for capital expenditure under Health Center Program requirements. Odulair provides manufacturer documentation for grant compliance packages.
Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP)
HRSA’s RHTP funds mobile health infrastructure in rural shortage areas. Trailer platforms are appropriate for RHTP-funded programs serving Health Professional Shortage Areas (HPSAs). Odulair engineering recommends trailer platform based on HPSA type and patient volume targets in the applicant’s service area.
USDA Community Facilities Program
USDA Community Facilities grants and loans fund health infrastructure in rural communities (populations under 20,000). Mobile clinic trailers qualify as community facility equipment. Odulair has supported USDA grant applications with specification sheets and manufacturer documentation.
WOSB Set-Aside Procurement
FQHCs receiving federal funding that procure through federal contract vehicles may qualify Odulair under WOSB set-asides. NAICS 621999 with WOSB set-aside threshold of $4.5M. Odulair CAGE 6L2X9 is verified on SAM.gov.
FQHC-Optimized Trailer Configurations
HRSA-funded FQHCs typically operate primary care, dental, behavioral health, and women’s health mobile programs. Odulair trailer configurations for FQHC programs:
- Primary Care Trailer (18ft–24ft) — 1–2 exam rooms, vital signs, EHR terminal, medication storage, ADA-compliant access
- Dental Trailer (18ft–30ft) — single or dual operatory, panoramic X-ray, sterilization center, nitrous oxide plumbing (optional)
- Behavioral Health Trailer (18ft–24ft) — soundproofed consult rooms, telehealth station, MAT dispensing-ready, private waiting
- Women’s Health Trailer (18ft–24ft) — OB/GYN exam, ultrasound, colposcopy, mammography prep
- Multi-Specialty Trailer (30ft+) — primary care + behavioral health, or primary care + dental — dual-provider configuration
- Integrated Care Trailer (40ft) — three-room configuration for complex FQHC programs serving high-volume HPSAs
Confirmed FQHC and Health System Programs
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UCLA Health SystemMobile clinic trailer supporting federally affiliated academic health system outreach program.
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Clemson University (2015)First solar-powered mobile clinic (Solana system) deployed for university community health program.
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USC Ostrow School of DentistryMobile dental trailer for dental school outreach and underserved community programs.
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VA Nashville — 38-Month ProgramLong-term federal program demonstrating Odulair’s performance on multi-year health infrastructure contracts.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can HRSA Section 330 grant funds be used to purchase a mobile clinic trailer?
Yes. HRSA Section 330 capital equipment grants and New Access Point awards can fund mobile clinic trailer purchases. Odulair trailers qualify as durable medical equipment under HRSA Health Center Program capital expenditure categories. Odulair provides manufacturer documentation, specification sheets, and program references for grant compliance packages.
Is Odulair eligible for WOSB set-aside federal procurement by FQHCs?
Yes. Odulair is a certified Women-Owned Small Business (WOSB) registered in SAM.gov under NAICS 621999. Federal solicitations with WOSB set-asides up to $4.5M can be awarded to Odulair directly. CAGE code 6L2X9 is verifiable on SAM.gov.
What trailer size does an FQHC typically need for a mobile health program?
Most FQHC mobile programs start with an 18ft or 24ft trailer for single-specialty outreach (primary care, dental, or behavioral health). Programs serving multiple specialties or higher patient volumes select 30ft or 40ft platforms. Odulair engineering recommends platform size based on the FQHC’s service area HPSA designation, patient volume targets, and clinical configuration requirements.
Does Odulair provide documentation for HRSA grant applications?
Yes. Odulair provides manufacturer documentation, specification sheets, CAGE and SAM registration printouts, WOSB certification documentation, and program references for HRSA grant applications and federal procurement packages. Contact Odulair engineering with your grant type and submission deadline.
Building Your FQHC Mobile Health Program?
Odulair provides manufacturer documentation, grant compliance packages, and engineering specifications for HRSA, USDA, and WOSB-eligible mobile clinic trailer procurement.