6515--SUPPLIES-PROSTHETIC LIMB- BATTLE CREEK

The Department of Veterans Affairs, through its Network 10 Contracting Office, has awarded contract 36C250-26-AP-3872 to HANGER PROSTHETICS & ORTHOTICS, INC. for the supply of custom prosthetic limbs under Product Service Code 6515 and NAICS code 339113, with a contract value of $48,507.25. The award was issued on May 29, 2026, and the place of performance is designated as the Battle Creek VA Medical Center in Michigan, where the prosthetic devices will be delivered and fitted to Veterans. The contracting officer is Stephen Fisher, reachable at the provided email and phone number, based at the Dayton, Ohio office, though the work is performed in Battle Creek. The awardee’s primary location is in Austin, Texas, but all deliverables are to be made to the VA facility. The contract is understood to be a firm-fixed-price supply agreement, though not explicitly stated, and covers the fabrication and fitting of at least one prosthetic limb, with no additional options or indefinite delivery quantities indicated. The period of performance begins at the award date but lacks a defined end date, with the record scheduled for archiving ten days after award. Financial and accounting details are minimal, with only the award amount and PSC provided, and no specific appropriation or payment system identified beyond the remit-to address at the Battle Creek VA Medical Center. The contracting officer is designated as the point of contact for administration, but no Contracting Officer’s Representative or technical representative is named, and no invoicing platform is specified. Quality requirements, inspection protocols, packaging specifications, and acceptance criteria are not detailed in the available documentation, though compliance with applicable medical device standards is implied given the nature of prosthetic supplies. No socioeconomic status, small business certification, or other representations are confirmed, although the awardee’s UEI is listed as KFN4HF8TMN83. No special requirements such as security clearances, key personnel restrictions, or options are referenced, and no FAR clauses, evaluation factors, or attachment lists are included in the provided materials, suggesting the full contract documentation contains these elements but is not accessible here.