BANDAGE, ADHESIVE

The contract is for the procurement of 30 packages, each containing 100 sterile adhesive bandages measuring .75 inches by 3 inches in flesh/clear color, with a sterile dressing affixed to a plastic adhesive plaster and covered by a two-piece easily removed facing material. The item, identified by NSN 6510-00-597-7469, is classified as a medical device by the FDA and is subject to strict quality and shelf-life requirements. The product must maintain a non-extendable 36-month shelf life, with no more than five months having elapsed between the manufacturer’s production date and the delivery date to the government. Packaging and labeling must adhere to MIL-STD-129, ASTM D3951, and DLA’s Master List of Technical and Quality Requirements, with palletization following RP001 specifications. All shipments must be delivered FOB Destination by August 11, 2026, within five days of order receipt, to designated locations including Moody AFB, Camp Pendleton, and Fort Campbell. Delivery is restricted to non-additive manufactured products; any item produced using additive manufacturing is ineligible for award. The solicitation incorporates the DLA Master Solicitation for Automated Simplified Acquisitions Revision 105 and applies numerous FAR and DFARS clauses, including safeguarding covered defense information, prohibiting covered telecommunications equipment, ensuring whistleblower rights, and enforcing domestic procurement restrictions under the Buy American Act and Berry Amendment. The contractor must be registered in SAM and WAWF to process electronic payments and receiving reports. Inspection occurs at the destination under FAR 52.246-2, and the order is designated as a DX or DO priority rating under DPAS for national defense use. Offers must be submitted via DIBBS by August 17, 2026, and include complete technical data for any alternate proposals, with non-compliance resulting in disqualification. The government may award to a HUBZone concern using price evaluation preference unless waived, and the award is subject to automated processing if no first article testing is required.