Laser hair removal device
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The Defense Health Agency is seeking one laser hair removal device featuring long pulsed 755nm Alexandrite and 1064nm Nd-YAG wavelengths with non-contact dynamic cooling. The equipment will be used daily to support grooming standards for active duty members and to treat vascular lesions. Technical requirements include a range of spot sizes, specifically 1.5mm and 3mm for vascular work and larger sizes between 12mm and 24mm for hair removal, with a preference for options exceeding 18mm. While compatibility with existing equipment is not mandatory, a cooling system consistent with current clinic devices is advantageous. This combined solicitation, numbered 0012404413, is a total small business set-aside under NAICS code 339112. The contract is managed by the Department of Defense in Frederick, Maryland, with the place of performance located in Portsmouth, Virginia. Interested parties must respond by September 17, 2026.
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Portsmouth, VA, 23708, USASet-Aside
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Laser hair removal device with long pulsed 755nm (Alexandrite) and 1064nm (Nd-YAG) wavelengths with non-contact dynamic cooling. (One Unit)
The laser is primarily used for laser hair reduction in accordance with DoW regulations to have this available for active duty members to support grooming standards. The laser is used everyday – about 10-15 times per day (medical value – 10-15k per day). These lasers can also be used from vascular lesions and this requires having smaller spots sizes – 1.5mm and 3mm. Hair removal requires larger spot sizes – 12mm to 24mm. It would be acceptable to have the upper limit be 18mm in size but preferred to have larger options as well. These devices are typically FDA cleared. OSHA requires laser eye protection and smoke evacuators which we already have. This does not need to be compatible with existing equipment but it would be advantageous for it to use the same cooling system as current lasers in our clinic which use dynamic cooling (currently 2 other lasers) to prevent the need to complicate ordering equipment in the future
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