Medical Division AED Purchase/Lifecycle FY26

FEMA’s Medical Division is seeking to procure a comprehensive suite of life-saving medical equipment to support the health and safety of deploying personnel during emergency responses and fixed-site operations. The acquisition includes 700 Automated External Defibrillators (AED) MODEL LIFEPAK CR2 Cellular Defibrillators, each paired with a corresponding set of 700 QUIK-STEP pacing/ECG/defibrillation electrodes designed for a four-year lifespan and compatible with adult and pediatric use. Alongside the devices, the division requires 100 replacement lithium batteries, 700 cellular data plans to enable real-time monitoring and remote diagnostics via the LIFEPAK CR2 4G network, and 14 LIFELINK CENTRAL CAMPUS SOLUTION units to centralize and manage AED deployment status, maintenance schedules, and usage data across all operational sites. To facilitate training, 50 LIFEPAK CR2 trainers and 10 Heartsine 450P trainers will be procured, ensuring personnel are proficient in device operation. The contract also includes the trade-in of 700 existing Stryker Heartsine Samaritan 450P AEDs, with credit applied toward the new acquisition. The procurement is structured under a Small Business set-aside, with the solicitation titled Medical Division AED Purchase/Lifecycle FY26, aligned with NAICS code 339113 for medical equipment manufacturing, and will be administered by the Federal Emergency Management Agency under the Department of Homeland Security. Contract oversight and inquiries are coordinated through designated points of contact in Washington, D.C., ensuring alignment with operational priorities and small business participation goals.