Medical Packaging and Shelf-Life Compliance Services

The contract requires commercial packaging of occlusive dressings to strictly comply with military specifications, ensuring all units are properly sealed, labeled, and tracked for expiration dates with a mandatory 60-month shelf-life validation. This work must be performed in alignment with defense standards for medical supply readiness, emphasizing durability, traceability, and long-term stability under field conditions. The packaging process must incorporate documented quality controls and validation protocols to guarantee performance over the full shelf life, with all materials and methods subject to military review and acceptance. The contract is a subcontract tied to the Department of Defense through the Medical Supply Chain MD Surg FSF, with performance required at Fort Campbell, Kentucky, under the NAICS code 325992 for other medical and surgical supplies manufacturing. Interested parties must submit proposals by July 20, 2026, and the solicitation is accessible via the DIBBS procurement portal. While no set-aside type is specified, compliance with federal defense regulations, precise labeling, and rigorous expiration tracking are non-negotiable for bid eligibility and contract award.