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W91YTV10P0125Federal

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The Dwight D. Eisenhower Army Medical Center at Fort Gordon, Georgia, has a requirement for a single Meshed Bilayer Wound Matrix sized 8 x 10 for use in its surgical department. This procurement is a sole source purchase intended to be awarded to Integra Lifesciences Corporation, a large business, due to the item being a patient-specific, invasive device prescribed by a physician or surgeon based on the individual patient's medical needs. The procurement is a one-time purchase and is exempt from competition because the device is tailored to a specific patient's treatment. Although this is not a request for proposals, the government invites other companies capable of supplying an equivalent product to submit their technical capabilities, including detailed product specifications, past performance, pricing, and delivery timelines. This information will be reviewed for consideration in future requirements. The contract is identified under solicitation number W91YTV10P0125 and is categorized under NAICS code 339113. The nature of the purchase emphasizes the clinical necessity and specificity of the device, underscoring a direct procurement approach to meet urgent medical needs.

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Sole source purchase of meshed bilayer wound matrix for surgery at Eisenhower Army Medical Center.

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339113 - Surgical Appliance and Supplies Manufacturing

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Dwight D. Eisenhower Army Medical Center, Fort Gordon, Georgia has a requirement for one (01) Meshed Bilayer Wound Matrix, 8 x 10 for the surgical department. The Government intends to award a sole source purchase order for this requirement. The suggested contractor is Integra Lifesciences Corporation, a large business. Instant procurement is a patient specific one time buy and is not available for competition. The required item is an invasive device, prescribed by the patients physician/surgeon and determined by the physician to be best suited to meet the medical, health and life-style needs of the specific patient for whom it is required. This is not a request for proposal. However, companies that can provide an equal product must submit their technical capabilities to include complete and detailed technical specifications of their product, past performance information, price, and delivery time. This information will be reviewed by the Government technical representatives for consideration for future requirements.

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