6640--Cepheid Molecular/Testing Delivery Order

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, through its Network Contracting Office 21 located in Mather, California, has awarded Delivery Order 36C26126D0034 to Cepheid for molecular diagnostic testing supplies under NAICS code 325413 and Product Service Code 6640, with a total value of $1,112,541.15. The award was issued on May 26, 2026, and publicly posted on June 22, 2026, with Mat Czeshinski serving as the primary Contracting Officer, reachable via email and phone at the designated office address. The contract supports the procurement of Cepheid’s molecular testing platforms, reagents, and associated diagnostic systems for use across VA healthcare facilities, though specific quantities, itemized line items, or detailed technical specifications are not provided in the available documentation. The place of performance and inspection point remain unspecified, while the awardee’s operational address is listed as Sunnyvale, California, and the payment office is associated with the NCO 21 location, though remittance and invoicing instructions are not detailed. No explicit contract type (e.g., IDIQ or FFP) is stated, nor are there confirmed delivery schedules, FOB terms, periods of performance, or option periods defined beyond the base award date. Key administrative requirements including packaging, marking, inspection criteria, quality standards, and acceptance protocols are absent from the provided records, as are any referenced standards such as ISO, CLIA, or MIL-STDs. Section I contract clauses, Section H special requirements, Section L proposal instructions, and Section J attachments are not documented in the available materials, and no socioeconomic certifications, small business status, or affirmative representations are identified beyond the unique entity identifier W6HQTMWB9Q28. Accounting and appropriation data, including AAC, TAS, or ACRN, are not listed, and no Contracting Officer’s Representative or technical representative is named. The delivery order operates under a broader multiple-award framework, but the full solicitation and evaluation factors that led to the award are not accessible, leaving the basis of selection undetermined.