CABLE, INVASIVE BLOOD PRESSURE TRANSDUCER

The contract is for the procurement of invasive blood pressure transducer interface cables, specifically right-angle cables with an Edwards connector designed for oval transducers, identified by NSN 6515-01-615-0921. The unit of issue is each, with a total quantity of four units split across three line items—two at $2.00 each and two at $1.00 each—with delivery required within 20 days after award at FOB destination. All items are regulated by the FDA, and contractors must submit referral documentation through EBS including bidder and manufacturer details, part numbers, and product descriptions. The product must be packaged commercially, with each unit sealed in a container to prevent damage, and shipped in commercial exterior containers that ensure safe, low-cost delivery by common carrier. Medical labeling standards supersede all military standards, requiring compliance with Medical Marking Standard No. 1, which replaces MIL-STD-129 for all medical acquisitions, and packaging data must adhere to MIL-STD-2073-1E with specific coded fields for preservation, wrapping, cushioning, and container types. Palletization must follow DLA Packaging Requirements for Procurement, and the use of ASTM D3951 is permitted only if not superseded by DLA’s Master List of Technical and Quality Requirements, which takes precedence. Shipments must not use parcel post and must be delivered via traceable freight to designated DoD facilities in Tinker AFB, Oklahoma, and Kadena AB, Japan. All contracts require compliance with FAR and DFARS clauses addressing equal opportunity, trafficking in persons, employment eligibility, sustainable products, hazardous materials, cybersecurity safeguards, subcontracting, safety reporting, transportation, and payment systems. Invoicing must be conducted exclusively through Wide Area WorkFlow, and the contracting officer retains authority to insert the contract type, evaluate proposals, and enforce requirements, including waiver of certain clauses. Acceptance and inspection occur at the destination, and contractors must provide accurate Unique Entity Identifiers, size status, and socioeconomic certifications. No specific contract value is stated due to unpopulated pricing fields, though historical part numbers from Mckesson and Zoll are referenced for identification.