6515--SUPPLIES-KAFO CBRACE- ANN ARBOR

The Department of Veterans Affairs, through its Network 10 Contracting Office, has awarded a supply contract valued at $39,537.89 to Hanger Prosthetics & Orthotics, Inc. for the provision of KAFO CBRACE orthotic devices under Product Service Code 6515 and NAICS Code 339113. The award was issued on May 1, 2026, with the contracting office located at the Ann Arbor VA Medical Center in Michigan and the place of performance indicated as Dayton, Ohio. The primary point of contact is Contracting Officer Stephen Fisher, reachable via email and phone, with no Contracting Officer’s Representative or technical representative identified. The contract involves the delivery of custom-fitted knee-ankle-foot orthoses to support veteran medical needs, though specific quantities, delivery timelines, and performance parameters are not detailed in the available data. No option periods, extended terms, or pricing ranges are specified, suggesting a single, firm-fixed-price transaction without future ordering flexibility. The awardee’s address is listed in Austin, Texas, and the Unique Entity ID is KFN4HF8TMN83, though no socioeconomic status, small business certification, or affirmative representations are confirmed. Payment, invoicing, and accounting details including TAS, AAC, or ACRN codes are absent, and no information is provided regarding inspection procedures, acceptance criteria, packaging standards, or labeling requirements. While the contract references federal procurement codes and the VA’s medical supply framework, the full technical specifications, inspection protocols, and delivery terms likely reside in external documentation not included with this award notice. The solicitation number is 36C250-26-AP-3468, and the award was processed without public competition or disclosed evaluation factors, indicating it may have been issued through an existing blanket purchase agreement or government-wide acquisition contract. No clauses, representations, certifications, or special requirements beyond basic procurement compliance are evident in the provided metadata.