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CORPORATE EXIGENCY CONTRACT FOR AIRWORTHY SUCTION APPARATUS (ASPIRATOR)

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SPE2D1-14-R-0002Federal

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The Medical Equipment Corporate Exigency Contract for Airworthy Suction Apparatus (Aspirators) is designed to support military contingency operations by providing access to sustainment materiel without the need for government warehousing. It focuses specifically on the Patient Movement Items Program, aiming to ensure the availability of aeromedically certified suction apparatus that meet all military service requirements during contingencies such as military operations, humanitarian missions, and emergency relief efforts. Instead of purchasing and storing equipment, the contract establishes long-term partnerships with manufacturers to secure timely access to necessary medical equipment. This contract, solicited under number SPE2D1-14-R-0002 in March 2014, requires all proposed equipment to have current aeromedical certification from all military services by the closing date, estimated around May 19, 2014. The objective is to maintain readiness and logistical support capacity by enabling immediate access to airworthy suction apparatus through industrial partners. Key contacts for this procurement include an Acquisition Specialist and a Product Specialist available for inquiries, reflecting the contract's focus on collaboration and responsiveness to military sustainment needs.

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Supports military operations with aeromedically certified suction apparatus via long-term manufacturer partnerships.

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334510 - Electromedical and Electrotherapeutic Apparatus Manufacturing

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Tracee MurrayAcquisition Specialist
Tuyen ToProduct Specialist

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Concept: The Medical Equipment Corporate Exigency Contract (CEC) for the group of Patient Movement Items (PMI) Program is designed to provide sustainment materiel to meet the Military Services' requirements in times of contingency operations. Contingency operations include providing logistical support to military operations and humanitarian and emergency or urgent relief efforts performed under the authority of the military. CEC awards establish long term partnerships with manufacturers to provide this sustainment support. The intent is to buy access to material by partnering with industry vice purchasing materiel and storing in Government warehouses. We are buying ACCESS to airworthy Suction Apparatus (Aspirators). In order to be considered for award, your proposed item must be aeromedically certified by all services at time of solicitation closing estimated to be on or or around May 19, 2014.

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