FY26 Recompete of the Electro-Therapeutic Modalities for Pain Management (ETMPM) - Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (TENS) Procurement Program
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The Department of Veterans Affairs Enterprise Procurement Office is conducting the FY26 Recompete of the Electro-Therapeutic Modalities for Pain Management (ETMPM) - Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (TENS) Procurement Program. This presolicitation effort is designated as a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) set-aside under NAICS code 334510. To ensure procurement integrity and fairness, the VA has released a consolidated Frequently Asked Questions document on SAM.gov, which serves as the sole authoritative source for all clarifications gathered during market research and vendor engagement. To maintain strict adherence to federal procurement regulations, the VA will not engage in private or individualized correspondence regarding acquisition strategy, evaluation criteria, or product eligibility. All official communications and updates will be published publicly through SAM.gov to provide equal access to all prospective offerors, including new or unknown small businesses. Interested parties must follow formal channels specified in future solicitation documents for all inquiries, as the government is prohibited from providing proprietary guidance or unequal insights outside of these official public notices.
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INTRODUCTORY / EXPLANATORY STATEMENT FOR SAM.gov POSTING
Attachment: FY26 ETMPM–TENS Procurement Program – Consolidated Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), Enterprise Procurement Office (EPO), is posting the attached Consolidated Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) document to SAM.gov to ensure that all interested industry partners, those known to the VA and those unknown receive the exact same information, at the same time, and from the same authoritative source. This approach reflects the VA’s commitment to fairness, openness, and strict adherence to Federal procurement integrity requirements throughout the FY26 Electro‑Therapeutic Modalities for Pain Management (ETMPM) – Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (TENS) Procurement Program.
The attached FAQ consolidates all clarifications generated during market research, RFI interactions, and Vendor engagement activities. No proprietary guidance, unequal insights, or individualized direction will be provided to any prospective Offeror outside officially posted public notices. FAR 15.201(e) strictly limits the type of information the Government may provide during exchanges prior to the release of a solicitation; therefore, this consolidated posting serves as the singular, uniformly accessible communication vehicle for presolicitation clarifications.
To preserve the integrity of this competitive procurement, the VA cannot engage in direct, one‑off correspondence with individual Vendors regarding acquisition strategy, evaluation criteria, product eligibility, or any other elements that may advantage one party over another. All inquiries must be directed to the EPO AS4D Contracting Officer only through the formal channels specified in future solicitation documents, and any additional clarifications will be issued publicly through SAM.gov where every stakeholder has equal access.
The VA has taken extensive measures to ensure transparency, consistency, and broad dissemination of program information. These safeguards include:
- Consolidating all vendor questions and Government responses into a single, uniform FAQ document.
- Publishing updates exclusively to SAM.gov to prevent fragmentation or unequal communication.
- Applying strict correspondence controls that prevent private advisory, selective feedback, or privileged insights.
- Ensuring that small businesses, including newly established or previously unknown SDVOSB/VOSB firms receive the same updates as long‑standing industry partners.
- Maintaining traceable, public release points so all parties can rely on one authoritative location for official procurement information.
By issuing this FAQ as a public attachment, the VA reinforces its long‑standing practice of maintaining full procurement integrity, equal‑access communications, and industry‑wide fairness. The VA appreciates the participation and professionalism of all prospective Offerors and looks forward to continued engagement under the formal solicitation once released.
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