MEASURING TUBE, GAS ANALYZER

The contract calls for the procurement of 3 packaging groups (PG) of DRAEGER CARBON DIOXIDE 100/A-P measuring tubes, each PG containing 10 units, for a total of 30 glass tubes designed to measure carbon dioxide concentrations in compressed gases within a range of 100 to 3000 parts per million per liter of air. The tubes feature round glass construction with melted tips and are intended for medical use within the Department of Defense supply chain. All items must comply with stringent packaging and labeling requirements as outlined in Medical Marking Standard No. 1, which supersedes MIL-STD-129, and must include clear labeling of the date of manufacture, expiration or retest date, and the contract or lot number in accordance with MMS1C. Shelf life is strictly limited to 24 months from manufacture, with no more than three months allowed to have elapsed between manufacture and delivery to the government, and the item is classified as a TYPE I (CODE M) non-extendable shelf-life item. Packaging must be commercial and compliant with DLA Master List requirements, with palletization following RP001, and hazardous materials must be labeled per 29 CFR 1910.1200 and relevant federal statutes. The contract mandates compliance with numerous FAR and DFARS clauses covering cybersecurity, supply chain security, employee rights, environmental safeguards, and prohibitions on mercury, hexavalent chromium, and defense telecommunications equipment from restricted sources. The delivery deadline is 20 days after order placement, with FOB destination terms and delivery to a U.S. Navy vessel in FPO, AP 96667. The solicitation requires electronic submission via DIBBS and mandates the prior submission of a Safety Data Sheet for award eligibility. Electronic invoicing through WAWF is required, and all contractors must maintain accurate representations in SAM, including small business status, and comply with trafficking in persons, employment verification, equal opportunity, and sustainable product guidelines. The acquisition does not constitute a small business set-aside and is governed by DLA’s Master Solicitation Revision 105.