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6515--Evacuation Chairs
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The solicitation 36C26226Q1239 is a small business set-aside issued by the Department of Veterans Affairs through the Network Contracting Office 22 for the procurement of 20 evacuation chairs equivalent to the Stryker Model 6254-000-000, along with associated accessories including footrests, replacement batteries, charging stations, and wall mount brackets, each in quantities of 20 units. The contract is being awarded on a firm-fixed-price basis under FAR Part 12 as a commercial item acquisition, with evaluation based on a trade-off process that considers both technical merit and price, though no specific weights or adjectival ratings are provided. The government has clarified that installation of the wall brackets is not required, and contractors are responsible for proposing their own delivery timeframe after order receipt, as the delivery schedule field is intentionally left blank. Pricing for CLINs 0002 through 0005 may be listed as $0.00/included if bundled with the main chair; however, offering contractors are advised to clearly indicate inclusion with CLIN 0001. The solicitation requires “or-equal” products to meet all explicitly stated salient characteristics—whether functional or specific—and allows for alternative designs if they provide equivalent performance, safety, and operational outcomes, provided sufficient evidence is submitted to demonstrate equivalence. All items must be new, non-gray-market, non-counterfeit, FDA-compliant, and fully operational upon delivery, with removable, cleanable cushions and operational manuals included. Delivery is to the VA Prescott Healthcare System Warehouse BLDG 165 in Prescott, AZ, under FOB Destination terms, with inspection and acceptance performed by the Government. Packaging must comply with VAAR 852.247-73, and all deliverables must be clearly marked with the contract number per VAAR 852.247-72. Invoicing must be submitted electronically through the Tungsten Network portal upon delivery and acceptance, with payment processed via EFT. Contractors must be registered in SAM.gov, possess a valid UEI and CAGE code, and submit a signed letter from the OEM authorizing distribution, with failure to do so rendering the offer non-responsive. Proposals must include product brochures or documentation proving compliance with all technical specifications and must adhere to prohibitions on covered telecommunications equipment under NDAA Section 889, FASCSA
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Contract Value
$20,799Place of Performance
Department of Veterans Affairs VA Prescott Healthcare System, Prescott, AZ, 86313, USASet-Aside
Award Issued Date
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Submission Closed
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Q1. Installation locations: The SOW includes installation of the 20 wall brackets. Could you confirm the number of separate buildings, floors, and locations where brackets will be mounted so installation labor can be scoped accurately?
The requesting service clarified that installation is not requested at this time. No installation is required.
2. Required delivery date: The B.4 Delivery Schedule is blank what delivery timeframe (days after receipt of order) does the Government require?
The delivery timeframe is to be filled out by the contractor. That is why it is left blank.
3. Included accessories: For an "or-equal" chair that includes the footrest, stair-tread track, wall bracket, and cover as standard equipment, is pricing CLINs 0002 0005 at "$0.00 / included" considered responsive?
Yes, but I recommend indicating included with CLIN 0001 .
4. "Or-equal" evaluation: Will the salient characteristics be evaluated on functional equivalence achieving the same operational outcome and patient/operator safety or on a literal, feature-for-feature match? Specifically, would an "equal" chair that provides secure two-person handling and stable, safe patient positioning through a different but equally effective mechanical design be considered compliant?
Equal products must meet all salient physical, functional, and/or performance characteristics explicitly stated in the solicitation. Where characteristics are framed functionally, the Government will accept different designs that provide equivalent function, safety, and performance. Where characteristics are stated as specific features (e.g., extendable foot-end handles and a locking rear lift handle), the Government will require those features as written. Contractors must provide sufficient descriptive data to demonstrate compliance with each salient characteristic for equal to products.
No further questions will be accepted or answered at this time. Additional inquiries will only be considered if the Contracting Officer determines the responding is in the best interest of the Government.
All other terms and conditions remain unchanged. Quotes are due on Tuesday, August 11, 2026, at 10:00 Pacific Time.
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