CATHETER, INTRAVENOUS
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The contract specifies the procurement of 20 gauge, 1.25 inch length intravenous catheters with a round tip and Luer lock connector, constructed from polyurethane and featuring a passive safety mechanism. The catheter includes a push-off plate on the hub that indicates bevel orientation and automatically engages a safety clip when the bevel exits the catheter hub, minimizing needlestick risks. Each unit is sterile, supplied with or without wings, and packaged in FEP polytetrafluoroethylene. The item is supplied in batches of 200 per unit of issue, with a total of four boxes required. Shelf life is strictly defined at 60 months and is non-extendable, adhering to Type I (Code S) requirements. Packaging must comply with DLA standards, and government identification must be removed from non-accepted supplies. The NSN is 6515-01-488-5452, and the solicitation number is SPE2DS-26-T-288X with a response deadline of August 5, 2026. Technical and quality requirements referenced in the DLA Master List are binding, and deliveries must be completed within 10 days of award.
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$374.7Place of Performance
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SCARLETT ENTERPRISES LLCAward Issued Date
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