Ft Polk Printers Buyout
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Solicitation details, issuing organization, response deadlines, documents, and interested companies for this government contract opportunity.
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The contract involves the purchase of the current fleet of HP multi-purpose printers that are leased to Fort Polk under the agreement HT001521F0070 from MinBrun. This buyout is critical to maintain printing capabilities within the facility, which are essential for the Defense Health Agency's operations, including providing DHA patients with crucial documents such as discharge instructions and supporting administrative functions like Patient Administration. Failure to complete the buyout could result in the removal of all printing equipment at the end of the existing lease, severely disrupting hospital functions and patient services. The solicitation, titled "Ft Polk Printers Buyout," was posted on June 15, 2026, with a response deadline of June 22, 2026. It is issued as a special notice and set aside for Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Businesses under NAICS code 541519. The contract is managed by the Defense Health Agency, based in Falls Church, Virginia. The primary point of contact for this procurement is Charles Wang, who can be reached via email or phone. This acquisition underscores the importance of uninterrupted access to printing services critical to the operational efficiency and patient care functions at Fort Polk.
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Falls Church, VA, 22042, USASet-Aside
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The purpose of this action is to buy-out the current fleet of HP multi-purpose printers leased from MinBrun under HT001521F0070 in support of Fort Polk. If unable to complete the buyout for this equipment, Fort Polk is at risk of the contractor removing all of the printing capability from within the facility at the end of HT001521F0070, which will critically affect DHA patients’ ability to receive key documents such as discharge instructions, as well as cripple the administrative lanes such as Patient Administration and hinder their ability to complete their hospital functions.
