CHIP, NITROGEN DIOXI

The contract is for the procurement of nitrogen dioxide test chips with a measurement range of 0.5 to 25 ppm, designed for use with NSN 6630-01-479-2133. Each unit contains 10 tests and must meet a minimum shelf life of 24 months, with no more than three months allowed to elapse between the date of manufacture and delivery to the government. Packaging and marking must comply with commercial standards and the Medical Marking Standard No. 1, which supersedes MIL-STD-129, requiring labels to include the NSN, manufacturer and CAGE code, date of manufacture, expiration or retest date, and contract or lot number. Each unit must be sealed in a protected container and packed into commercial shipping containers suitable for safe, cost-effective transport via common carriers to the designated delivery point at APO, AE 09898. The product must adhere to technical and quality requirements outlined in the DLA Master List of Technical and Quality Requirements, and all preservation and packaging must conform to MIL-STD-2073-1E. Delivery is required within 20 days after order placement under FOB destination terms, with the government accepting the goods at the delivery location. The solicitation, issued under SPE2DH-26-T-3967, was posted on May 19, 2026, with proposals due by May 26, 2026, and submissions must be made electronically through DIBBS. All contractors must hold a valid UEI and CAGE code and provide accurate socioeconomic status certifications. The contract incorporates numerous FAR and DFARS clauses addressing equal opportunity, trafficking in persons, employment eligibility verification, hazardous materials handling, sustainable products, cybersecurity safeguards, export controls, and electronic payment systems via WAWF. Compliance with these clauses, including specific requirements for labeling hazardous materials, safeguarding covered defense information, and prohibiting certain foreign-sourced equipment, is mandatory. No contract value is specified in the solicitation, and no evaluation factors are outlined beyond compliance with technical and administrative requirements.