ABUTMENT, DENTAL IMP

The contract requires the supply of three dental implant healing abutments, specifically the Branemark system with a 6x3 mm wide platform diameter, identified by NSN 6520-01-518-1328, under solicitation SPE2DH-26-T-3962. Delivery is mandated within 20 days after the date of order, with FOB destination terms placing full transportation responsibility and risk on the contractor until the goods reach the designated delivery point at APO AE 09898. All units must be packaged commercially in sealed containers that prevent damage or breakage, with exterior shipping containers suitable for safe transport at the lowest carrier rate, including export packaging when needed. Medical marking requirements supersede MIL-STD-129, mandating compliance with Medical Marking Standard No. 1 (MMS NO. 1), which governs identification, labeling, and barcoding for traceability and automated tracking. Non-hazardous items must meet ASTM D3951 packaging standards, while hazardous materials must follow TQ Requirement IP025 and be accompanied by Safety Data Sheets compliant with 29 CFR 1910.1200, with hazard labels submitted pre-award. The item is classified under NAICS 339114 and falls under medical acquisitions with full government inspection and acceptance at destination. The contract incorporates multiple FAR and DFARS clauses addressing cybersecurity, trafficking prevention, employment eligibility, sustainable products, hazardous material handling, shipping, subcontracting, payment procedures, and safeguarding of covered defense information, all under deviation 2026-O0038 or other specified deviations. Contractors must provide their UEI and CAGE code, certify size and socioeconomic status if applicable, and ensure all data submissions are electronically filed through DIBBS and the DLA data portal. No pricing is specified in the solicitation, with historical reference to $40.50 per unit but no confirmed current value. Payment must be processed electronically via WAWF using appropriate document types, and all contractors must comply with strict reporting requirements for hazardous substances, system safeguards, and prohibited items such as covered defense telecommunications equipment or hexavalent chromium. Government rights to hazardous material data are unrestricted, and compliance with all technical, quality, and logistical requirements from the DLA Master List of Technical and Quality Requirements is mandatory for acceptance.