65--Prosthetics-Boise-Kormylo-Limb 531Q7 531Q7 531Q7 531Q7
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The contract involves the award of a proposed action by the Veterans Health Administration's Network Contracting Office 20 for the provision of custom below-knee artificial limbs. The contract value exceeds $25,000 and is being awarded to a single responsible source in accordance with FAR 13.106 procedures, which allow non-competitive contracting when justified. This action is not open for competitive bidding as per FAR 5.101 notice requirements. The solicitation, identified as VA26017P03541, relates to prosthetics and specifically targets the NAICS code 339113, which covers custom orthotic and prosthetic services. The contract is associated with the Boise area and is labeled with references such as "Kormylo-Limb 531Q7." No additional organizational or location details are specified, and the point of contact information is not provided in the notice. Interested parties requiring further details are encouraged to reach out to the designated contact listed in the official procurement system.
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