6515--Equipment - POWER INJECTOR - Radiology Dept, Cinci

The Department of Veterans Affairs, Network Contracting Office 10, is seeking to procure two Illumena Neo radiopaque contrast delivery systems for use at the Cincinnati VA Medical Center, as indicated in solicitation number 36C25026Q0150 posted on December 11, 2025. The contract aims to replace end-of-life systems used for precise contrast injections during imaging procedures, with delivery, installation, training, and inspection requirements outlined. The procurement follows FAR Part 12 procedures for commercial products, with the award based on the Lowest Price Technically Acceptable criteria, emphasizing both cost and compliance with technical standards. The NAICS code assigned is 334510, covering medical and surgical instrument manufacturing, and the contract is managed by the VA’s 250-NETWORK Contract Office 10 in Dayton, Ohio. The solicitation specifies detailed contractual clauses, including security prohibitions related to telecommunications equipment and services, compliance with sanctions, and restrictions on certain foreign entities under NDAA Section 889. Inspection and acceptance will occur at the Cincinnati site, with visual inspections performed by VA bioengineering staff before final acceptance. The contract includes clauses addressing security, anti-trafficking, and counterfeit prevention, along with administrative provisions for payment via electronic funds transfer, with invoicing through VA’s electronic systems. Offerors must submit proposals by February 9, 2025, including technical, past performance, and price information, adhering to instructions for electronic submission. While specific unit prices and total contract value are not provided, the solicitation emphasizes compliance with federal security and procurement standards, requiring offerors to disclose any use of prohibited equipment or services and certify adherence to security prohibitions. The contract will be administered under FAR and VAAR clauses, with designated points of contact for technical and administrative oversight, ensuring the procurement aligns with federal security, quality, and performance requirements.