75--NEONATAL SCREENING TEST KITS
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The Great Plains Regional Contracting Office at Brooke Army Medical Center plans to award a sole source contract to the Texas Department of State Health Services for Neonatal Newborn Screening Test Kits, which are required by Texas law. The award decision is scheduled for September 10, 2010. This procurement is identified under NAICS code 923120, which does not have a designated size standard. Although this notice is not a request for quotes or solicitation of offers, all responsible vendors may submit capability statements, proposals, or quotations for consideration. Interested vendors are encouraged to respond by September 9, 2010, at 4:00 PM CST. The point of contact for this contracting opportunity is Melissa Oliva, Contracting Officer, with assistance available from Jo Collins, Purchasing Technician. The kits are to be delivered to Brooke Army Medical Center at Fort Sam Houston, Texas. This contract emphasizes compliance with state-mandated newborn screening and supports ongoing healthcare services in neonatal care.
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