CATHETER AND CONNECTOR, SUCTION, TRACHEAL
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The item is a tracheal suction catheter and connector designed for use during anesthesia, featuring a 18.000 French nominal diameter, a whistle tip, and a finger valve connector. It is constructed from clear, pliable plastic with a non-woven core, and includes up to two eyes for effective aspiration. The catheter measures 1.5 inches in length and is compatible with various tracheal tubes and airways, specifically intended for use with tracheal anesthesia sets. It is supplied sterile and disposable, with a shelf life of 60 months after manufacture. The product is identified by NSN 6515-01-497-0680 and is solicited under contract SPE2DS-26-T-266R, with a requirement for five units delivered within 20 days to Fort Bliss, Texas. The item must comply with DLA technical, quality, and packaging standards, and contractors must clearly state the source and part number being supplied. Government identification must be removed from non-accepted supplies, and the product is classified as covered defense information. The solicitation closes on July 29, 2026, and the NAICS code is 339112 for medical device manufacturing.
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