65--Prosthetics - Portland - CYBERONICS - Surg Need 648-Q00630
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The contract notice announces a proposed award by the Veterans Health Administration's Network Contracting Office 20 for a surgical implant, specifically a VNS Generator, with a value exceeding $25,000. This award will be made to a single responsible source in accordance with Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) procedures, specifically FAR 13.106, and is not open for competitive quotes. The procurement aligns with FAR 5.101 requirements for public notification of such contract actions. The solicitation, titled "65--Prosthetics - Portland - CYBERONICS - Surg Need 648-Q00630," was posted on October 4, 2019, under solicitation number 36C26020P0038. The contract falls under the NAICS code 339113, which relates to surgical appliance and supplies manufacturing. While specific details such as agency name and place of performance are not provided, the contracting office encourages interested parties to contact the identified point of contact for further information regarding the acquisition.
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