BLOOD RECIPIENT SET

The contract solicits a blood recipient set designed for indirect transfusion, specified as a Y-type blood administration set with macrobore tubing, featuring two piercing devices, a pre-pierced Y-site, a removable micron filter and drip chamber, a blood bulb pump adjacent to the needle adapter, and roller clamps on each tubing leg connected to the drip chamber. The device must produce approximately 20 drops per milliliter, have an overall length of 80 inches (203.2 cm), and a tubing internal diameter of 0.120 inches, and must be sterilized. Each unit is packaged in a quantity of 48 per package, with the unit of issue defined as a package. The product must have a minimum shelf life of 36 months, and no more than five months may have elapsed from the date of manufacture to the date of delivery to the government. Labeling requirements mandate that all packages include the date of manufacture, expiration or retest date, and the contract or lot number, conforming to the latest revision of Medical Marking Standard No. 1 (MMS No. 1), which supersedes MIL-STD-129. Packaging must comply with commercial standards as specified in the procurement document, using sealed unit containers to protect against damage and exterior shipping containers suitable for safe transport at the lowest rate to the delivery point, with palletization adhering to DLA Packaging Requirements for Procurement (RP001). The solicitation, issued by the Department of Defense’s Medical Supply Chain MD Surg FSF under solicitation number SPE2DS-26-T-100D, requires delivery within 20 days of award, with FOB destination terms and delivery to North Little Rock, Arkansas. The NSN for the item is 6515-01-128-1407, and it is designated as a small business set-aside with HUBZone price evaluation preference applied. Contractors must comply with comprehensive defense information safeguarding requirements, including NIST SP 800-171 assessment obligations and cyber incident reporting under FAR 252.204-7012, and must also adhere to prohibitions on acquiring covered defense telecommunications equipment. Packaging and marking must align with MMS No. 1, and any hazardous materials must be labeled according to the Hazard Communication Standard and DFARS 252.223-7001, with submission