FDB MedKnowledge Drug Pricing Data Subscription

The solicitation SP4701-26-Q-0141, issued by the Defense Logistics Agency Contracting Services Office – Philadelphia under the Department of Defense, seeks a commercial IT subscription for FDB MEDKNOWLEDGE, FDB Foundations, and FDB Drug Pricing data services under a Brand Name or Equal requirement. The acquisition, classified under NAICS code 513210, is structured as a Request for Quote for Commercial Items and follows a Lowest Price Technically Acceptable (LPTA) source selection process. Proposals must demonstrate technical acceptability by offering the specified FDB products or an equivalent that meets all functional and data requirements, including daily updated drug pricing, weekly classification data for 220 DLA Troop Support sites, and adherence to NLM, AHFS, and FDA DESI standards. Non-conforming proposals will be disqualified regardless of price. The contract, if awarded, includes a base year running from August 7, 2026, to August 6, 2027, and four one-year options through August 6, 2031, with pricing submitted for each CLIN and a detailed unit price breakdown via the attached Bill of Materials template. Proposals must be submitted electronically to Jenna.Greensweig@dla.mil and via SAM.gov by the deadline of July 2, 2026, and must include completed representations and certifications from FAR 52.212-3, current SAM.gov registration under NAICS 513210, a VPAT 2.4 or later Accessibility Conformance Report for all ICT items, and adherence to all solicitation terms. All work is performed at the vendor’s premises, with data access provided to DLA Troop Support Medical Directorate in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Invoicing must be submitted monthly through WAWF using the “2-in-1” format by the 10th of each month, including contract number, unique invoice reference, service month, and line-item details. The Government retains inspection and acceptance rights, including Section 508 compliance verification, and may require remediation or equitable price adjustments for nonconforming deliverables. The contract mandates compliance with numerous FAR and DFARS clauses, including cybersecurity standards (CMMC Level requirement), antiterrorism training, contractor reporting, and affirmative action obligations for veterans and workers with disabilities. Subcontracting is governed by a deviation clause addressing debarment, and