El Paso Medical Gas Systems Maintenance and Repair

The contract awards maintenance and repair services for medical gas systems at a Department of Veterans Affairs facility in El Paso, Texas, under solicitation number 36C25726P0470, with an award date of May 14, 2026, and a total contract value of $402,055.84. The award is designated as a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business Set-Aside, with MGI, INC. confirmed as the awardee, meeting the socioeconomic criteria for SDVOSBC status and holding a Unique Entity ID of KCQFTLYXLHN7. Performance is required at the El Paso location with ZIP code 79930, while the contracting office is based in San Antonio, Texas, under the Network Contracting Office 17 of the Department of Veterans Affairs. The work involves ensuring the safe and compliant operation of medical gas infrastructure, though detailed scope requirements, inspection criteria, and technical specifications are referenced as being contained in an attached document not available for review. The contracting officer’s point of contact is Taminie Woodrow, reachable via email at taminie.woodrow@va.gov, with payment processing handled through the VA’s Network Contracting Office in Temple, Texas. The contract does not specify the type of agreement beyond an award notice, nor does it indicate whether it is fixed-price, cost-reimbursable, or task-order based. There is no explicit period of performance defined, though a delivery requirement of 15 days post-award is noted in relation to a prior solicitation. Packaging, marking, and inspection requirements are not detailed in the available data, with no references to MIL-STDs, NFPA 99, or other applicable standards, despite their likely relevance to medical gas systems. No invoice submission protocol, payment office instructions beyond the general address, or accounting codes such as TAS or AAC are provided. Evaluation factors and special requirements, including key personnel, security clearances, or options, are absent from the accessible documentation, suggesting that critical terms may reside in an unattached contract exhibit or statement of work. The absence of specific clauses, line-item pricing data, or delivery terms underscores the reliance on external documentation, leaving the full terms of performance, compliance, and administration dependent on information not currently available.