65--Posterior Cervical screw/rod implant set with instruments
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The US Army Medical Command Southeast Region is seeking to procure a specialized Spinal Surgical Set, specifically a Posterior Cervical screw/rod implant set with instruments. This set includes a detailed assortment of screws in various sizes, a rod template, an adjustable drill bit, and rods, all intended for use in spinal surgical procedures. The Government plans to award this contract solely to K2M, Inc., located in Leesburg, Virginia, without issuing a formal request for proposal. Although this is a sole source contract, other companies capable of providing an equivalent product are encouraged to submit detailed technical information regarding their offerings, including technical specifications, past performance, pricing, and delivery timelines. The submissions will be reviewed by Government technical representatives for consideration in future procurement opportunities. The contract falls under the NAICS code 339113, which relates to surgical appliance and supplies manufacturing.
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