DRESSING, BURN

The contract is for the procurement of sterile burn dressing units, each measuring 24 by 36 inches, made from absorbent cotton gauze with a 3-mil polyethylene color-free backing, individually sealed, and unitized in packs of 15 per PG. The item carries the NSN 6510-01-153-2857 with a total quantity of 3 PG. All units must have a non-extendable shelf life of 36 months from the date of manufacture, with no more than five months elapsed between manufacture and delivery to the government. Shelf-life labeling must adhere strictly to the latest revision of MMS1A, and all labels must clearly display the manufacturer’s date, expiration or retest date, and the contract and lot number. Packaging must comply with MIL-STD-2073-1E as modified by MPACG00001, and marking must follow DLA’s MMS No. 1, which supersedes MIL-STD-129 for medical items. Barcoding is required under these standards for logistics traceability. The delivery destination is Holloman Air Force Base, New Mexico, with FOB destination terms requiring the contractor to bear all transportation risks and costs. Delivery must occur within 20 days after order date, with the required delivery date set for May 14, 2026. The contract is issued under solicitation SPE2DS-26-T-069A with a response deadline of May 18, 2026, and is administered by the Department of Defense’s Medical Supply Chain MD Surg FSF. Invoicing is mandatory through the WAWF electronic system, and compliance with DLA’s packaging requirements RP001 is enforced. The item is classified as a TYPE I (CODE Q) medical item under RS020, triggering stringent shelf-life controls. Contractors must affirm their compliance with NIST SP 800-171 assessment levels, where failure to meet required cybersecurity standards risks disqualification. Special labeling under 252.223-7001 is mandated for any hazardous materials, and all contractors must comply with federal hazard communication standards. The contract also includes clauses on employment eligibility, trafficking in persons, sustainable procurement, and safeguarding covered defense information, with cybersecurity provisions flowing down to subcontractors. Offerors must register in SAM, provide UEI and CAGE codes,