LABEL

The contract specifies the procurement of medical blood product labels with precise technical requirements: 1.5 inches wide by 1.7 inches long, featuring black Codabar barcoding and permanent foil-backed adhesive on a white background, with inscriptions indicating “ADD-ON, BLOOD GROUP A, RH NEGATIVE” and the expiration date. Labels are issued in rolls of 500 and must comply with the DLA Master List of Technical and Quality Requirements, which supersedes other standards like ASTM D3951. Packaging and marking must adhere to MIL-STD-129, except for medical items, where Medical Marking Standard No. 1 applies; palletization follows RP001, and all shipments are subject to FOB Destination terms with delivery required within 20 days of order to FPO AP 96632, serving the USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT. The unit price is $275.65 per roll, though the total contract value cannot be determined due to missing quantity and extended price data. The solicitation mandates full compliance with federal cybersecurity regulations, including NIST SP 800-171 safeguarding of Controlled Unclassified Information, a required self-assessment submission to SPRS, and reporting of any cyber incidents within 72 hours. Contractors must also meet hazardous material labeling requirements under 29 CFR 1910.1200 and submit label samples and MSDS documentation before award. All offerors must maintain valid UEI and CAGE codes in SAM.gov and certify size status, socioeconomic classification, and compliance with the Buy American Act and Berry Amendment. The contract prohibits acquisition of covered defense telecommunications equipment and requires adherence to whistleblower and employment eligibility verification clauses. Invoicing must be submitted exclusively via Wide Area WorkFlow, and the contract type remains undetermined pending award. Technical and administrative oversight is managed by the DLA Medical Supply Chain, with the point of contact for inquiries being Seth Tootell. Failure to meet any mandated standard, representation, or certification will result in non-acceptance, as all requirements function as mandatory thresholds rather than scored evaluation factors.