6515--SUPPLY-SPINAL FUSION IMPLANTS- CLEVELAND

The Department of Veterans Affairs, through Network 10 Contracting Office 10 in Dayton, Ohio, awarded a contract to RED ONE MEDICAL DEVICES LLC for the supply of spinal fusion implants under solicitation number 36C250-26-AP-3387, with an award date of April 23, 2026. The total contract value is $74,268.92, classified under NAICS code 339113 for surgical and medical instrument manufacturing and product service code 6515 for medical equipment and supplies. The place of performance is associated with the Cleveland VA Medical Center, though the official delivery location is not explicitly defined, and the awardee is based in Savannah, Georgia. The contracting officer is Stephen Fisher, reachable at 313-576-1000 ext. 64168 and Stephen.Fisher@va.gov, with no designated contracting officer’s representative or technical representative listed. No set-aside designation applies to this acquisition, and no socioeconomic certifications or affirmative responses triggering additional reporting obligations such as Recovery Act compliance are indicated. The award notice does not include details on contract type, delivery schedule, FOB terms, packaging and marking requirements, inspection and acceptance criteria, invoicing methods, payment instructions, or applicable government standards beyond the implied FDA and medical device regulatory compliance. While the contract is for spinal fusion implants intended for clinical use, no technical specifications, statement of work details, evaluation factors, or special contract requirements are provided in the available data. The solicitation was issued and awarded on the same day, and no amendments, modifications, or attachments are referenced. The UEI for the awardee is C2WBTZ9TQDG9, and while the procurement was conducted under a federal acquisition framework, the absence of key contract sections—such as clauses, performance terms, inspection protocols, or submission guidelines—limits the completeness of the contractual obligations as documented.