ELECTRODE SET, ELECT

The contract governs the procurement of an Electrode Set, Electrocardiograph, with a unit of issue of PG/600 each, meaning each package contains 600 electrodes delivered in 100 packs of six electrodes each, intended for use with a CCT defibrillator unit. The item is identified by NSN 6515-01-509-2920 and has a non-extendable 24-month shelf life classified as TYPE I, CODE M. Packaging and labeling must strictly comply with DLA Master List requirements, MIL-STD-129 for marking and 2D Data Matrix barcoding, and RP001 for palletization, superseding ASTM D3951. Hazardous materials must adhere to OSHA’s Hazard Communication Standard, and the item is subject to Federal regulation as a Class II medical device. The solicitation requires full disclosure of UEI and CAGE codes, current SAM.gov registration, and socioeconomic status if claiming small business status. The delivery point is FPO AP 96672 with FOB Destination terms, and delivery must occur within five days after order placement. All items are subject to government inspection and acceptance at the destination. Pricing is referenced for multiple line items at approximately $149 to $150 per unit, though the total contract value is not explicitly calculated. Electronic submission via DIBBS is mandatory by May 26, 2026, and payment must be processed through WAWF using the designated DoDAAC. The contract incorporates extensive cybersecurity and data safeguarding requirements including DFARS 252.204-7012 and 52.240-93, mandates compliance with prohibitions on hexavalent chromium and Communist Chinese military company items, and enforces trafficking in persons and employment eligibility verification. Contractor information systems must meet NIST SP 800-171 standards, and all shipments are subject to transportation by U.S.-flag vessels unless exceptions apply. The contract includes clauses for contract changes, unenforceable obligations, accelerated payments to small business subcontractors, and whistleblower protections, with deviations noted on key clauses. Technical and quality specifications are controlled by the DLA Master List, and any non-accepted supplies must have government identification removed. No formal evaluation factors or award basis are specified, but socioeconomic preferences are implied.