Medical Division AED Purchase/Lifecycle FY26

The FEMA Medical Division is seeking to equip its mobile and fixed response teams with 700 LIFEPAK CR2 Cellular Defibrillators and accompanying 700 sets of QUIK-STEP pacing/ECG/defibrillation electrodes with a four-year lifespan, ensuring comprehensive cardiac emergency readiness across all deployment sites. The acquisition includes 100 replacement lithium batteries, 700 cellular data plans for real-time ECG and device telemetry, and 14 LIFELINK CENTRAL CAMPUS SOLUTION licenses to enable centralized monitoring, management, and reporting of all AED devices. To support training and readiness, the contract includes 50 LIFEPAK CR2 trainers and 10 Heartsine 450P trainers, along with a trade-in program for 700 legacy Stryker Heartsine Samaritan 450P AEDs that will offset the purchase cost. This initiative ensures continuous medical capability for both routine care and life-saving interventions during disaster response operations, with a focus on rapid deployment and sustained operational readiness for FEMA personnel. The requirement is classified under NAICS code 339113 and is set aside for small businesses, reflecting an emphasis on fostering small business participation in critical federal emergency medical equipment procurement. The solicitation is forecasted under the title “Medical Division AED Purchase/Lifecycle FY26,” with point of contact information provided for program inquiries via Barry Frasier and Stacey Buccigross, and small business coordination handled by Amy Connolly. Place of performance is designated as Washington, District of Columbia, indicating centralized administrative oversight despite nationwide deployment of equipment. The comprehensive scope ensures a modern, interoperable, and data-enabled AED ecosystem that supports FEMA’s mission to safeguard the health and safety of its workforce during emergency operations.