D--Muse Application
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The Department of Veterans Affairs Network 22 Logistics Office plans to procure a sole source software support agreement for the Muse Application from GE Healthcare. This acquisition will follow commercial item procedures as specified in the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) Part 12 and will be conducted under the FAR 6.302-1 provision, allowing for other than full and open competition. The purpose of this procurement is to secure ongoing software support for the Muse Application, a specialized system used by the VA. Interested parties were invited to submit proposals by November 22, 2005, at 4:00 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time; however, the notice itself does not constitute a request for offers. The Government will review any information received solely to determine whether a competitive procurement should be pursued. The final decision to forego competition remains at the Government’s discretion. The anticipated date for awarding the contract is December 1, 2005, indicating a relatively expedited timeline for this targeted acquisition.
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