6515--PROS V23 618 261775 VERTACAT MOBILITY RIDER (VA-26-00077526) 618-F66965

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, through Network Contracting Office 23 located in Fort Meade, South Dakota, has awarded a contract valued at $29,500 to Actus Manufacturing Inc. of Saint Paul, Minnesota, for the procurement of a mobility rider device identified under the title PROS V23 618 261775 VERTACAT MOBILITY RIDER. The award was issued on July 2, 2026, under solicitation number 36C26326Q0887 and contract number 36C26326P0577, with the NAICS code 339113 indicating classification under Other Miscellaneous Manufacturing and the product/service code 6515 identifying it as medical equipment and supplies. The contract appears to be a fixed-price acquisition for a single deliverable, though no line-item details, CLINs, or pricing breakdowns are available. The award date also serves as the effective date, with a note referencing a 30-day timeline after award, though no explicit period of performance, delivery schedule, or FOB terms are defined. The place of performance remains unspecified despite the awardee and contracting office locations being identified. No detailed specifications, inspection criteria, packaging, marking, or preservation requirements are included in the provided documentation, and sections detailing evaluation factors, special contract requirements, representations and certifications, or administration instructions are either incomplete or entirely absent from the available data. The unique entity ID for the awardee is CQKDHVTUMMB3, with no CAGE code provided, and no socioeconomic status or affirmative representations such as Recovery Act funding are indicated. The point of contact listed is Timothy W Patrick, Contract Specialist, reachable via Timothy.Patrick@va.gov, but no contracting officer’s representative, technical representative, or payment office details are included, nor is the invoicing method specified. While the contract involves a medical device likely subject to federal regulatory compliance, the absence of referenced standards, quality assurance provisions, or acceptance procedures leaves critical operational and compliance details unconfirmed. The full contractual terms, including any technical specifications, clauses, or attachments, are not accessible through the provided award notice and would require retrieval of the complete signed contract document.