Medical Device Packaging, Labeling, and Hazardous Material Compliance

The contract seeks specialized regulatory compliance services focused on medical device labeling and packaging, with specific alignment to OSHA Hazard Communication Standard and DFARS 252.223-7001 requirements. This subcontract is part of the Department of Defense’s Medical Supply Chain initiative and requires adherence to federal regulations governing the safe handling, labeling, and documentation of hazardous materials used in medical device production. Services must ensure all labeling and packaging meet both U.S. workplace safety standards and defense acquisition protocols, particularly for items intended for military use. Compliance must be demonstrated across the full lifecycle of product documentation, including material safety data sheets, hazard warnings, and supply chain traceability. The place of performance is designated as Boise, Idaho, with a submission deadline of July 22, 2026. The NAICS code 541690 indicates this is for other scientific and technical consulting services, emphasizing the need for expert regulatory knowledge rather than manufacturing. While no specific set-aside designation is listed, the contract is structured as a subcontract under a larger DoD supply chain framework, meaning bidders must be prepared to support prime contractors or other entities in meeting federal compliance obligations. All proposed solutions must be capable of integrating seamlessly into existing medical device supply chains while maintaining strict regulatory integrity for defense-related products.