Impact Portable Ventilators

The Naval Medical Logistics Command plans to acquire 20 EMV+ Portable Ventilators exclusively from Impact Instrumentation, Caldwell, NJ, under a sole source basis authorized by FAR 13.501. These ventilators will be used aboard the USNS Comfort T-AH20 and must accommodate a wide patient range, from infants weighing 5 kg or more to adults. Key features include an internal compressor, air/oxygen blender with 100% oxygen capability, SpO2 monitoring, invasive and noninvasive ventilation options, and several ventilation modes such as CPAP, pressure and volume control AC modes, and synchronized intermittent mechanical ventilation with or without pressure support. The devices will have a built-in battery offering around 10 hours of operation, coupled with a real-time battery life indicator displayed on the monitor to prevent unexpected power loss. They must comply with electrical requirements (100-240 VAC, 50/60Hz, and 12-28 VDC), operate effectively across a broad temperature range (-13 to +167°F), and include visual and audible alarm indicators. The ventilators must meet FDA requirements for marketing and delivery of medical devices in the U.S. and gain approval from the Equipment Program Review Committee as outlined in NAVMED P-5132. Compliance with multiple industry standards is required, including IEC and UL 60601 series and ISO 10651-2. This acquisition is conducted under simplified acquisition procedures within the Test Program for Certain Commercial Items, with no set-aside restrictions and classified under NAICS code 334510. Although this notice is not a solicitation for competitive proposals and no solicitation document exists, interested parties may submit capability statements including technical data and cost for government evaluation. These statements must be emailed by the specified deadline to the designated point of contact at the Naval Medical Logistics Command. The government retains sole discretion to decide whether to pursue a competitive procurement based on responses received.