INTRODUCER, ENDOTRAC

The contract specifies the procurement of 2 packages of adult coudé-tip endotracheal tube introducers, also known as bougies, with each package containing 10 units, for a total of 20 units. Each introducer is 15 FR, 70 cm in length, made from medical-grade plastic, sterile, disposable, and intended for single-use only, compatible with endotracheal tubes ranging from 6.0 mm to 11 mm in diameter. The item is classified as a Type I (Code S) medical device with a mandatory 60-month shelf life that cannot be extended, and no more than nine months may have passed between the manufacturer’s date and the delivery date to the government. All packaging and labeling must strictly adhere to the latest revision of MMS1A, clearly marking the date of manufacture, expiration or retest date, and the contract number with lot number, superseding MIL-STD-129. Packaging must conform to DLA’s RP001 requirements and ASTM D3951 where applicable, with units sealed in unit containers and shipped in commercial-grade exterior containers suitable for common carrier transport, including palletization per DLA standards. The solicitation number is SPE2DS-26-T-062Z, issued by the Department of Defense’s Medical Supply Chain MD SURG FSF, with a delivery requirement of five calendar days from the As Directed Order (ADO) date to Fort Bragg, NC, under FOB Destination terms. The contracting officer must specify the contract type, and while pricing information is blank in the CLIN, the evaluation methodology is implied to be price-sensitive, potentially Low Price Technically Acceptable, with consideration for socioeconomic categories like HUBZone, 8(a), and WOSB. Contractors must comply with cybersecurity requirements under NIST SP 800-171, including assessment and reporting via the Supplier Performance Risk System, safeguarding covered defense information, and incident reporting as mandated by DFARS 252.204-7012. Ocean shipments must use U.S.-flag vessels unless a prior waiver is obtained and documented, with subcontractors required to adhere to all applicable flow-down clauses. All offerors must submit via DIBBS by the May 18, 2026 deadline, provide accurate UEI and CAGE codes, represent their socioeconomic status, and include required certifications regarding whistleblower rights, employment eligibility, trafficking in persons, and