MEDICAL SUPPLY SET, OBSTETRICAL, FIELD

The contract specifies the procurement of a single unit of an obstetrical medical supply set, designated by NSN 6545-01-369-2830, containing a comprehensive array of sterile and disposable items essential for field obstetrical care. The set includes two pairs of sterile exam gloves, one sterile obstetrical napkin, two antiseptic towelettes, two umbilical cord clamps, one disposable scalpel, one plastic apron, one 17 by 24 inch plastic-lined underpad, two 13 by 19 inch disposable towels, one 40 by 48 inch drape sheet, one plastic placenta bag, two plastic twist ties, one 2 oz bulb syringe, four sterile 4 by 4 inch gauze sponges, one sterile foil baby bunting, and one newborn diaper—all packed in an OB box. The item is classified as a regulated medical device under FDA oversight, requiring confirmation of compliance via EBS referral by the contracting official. All components must meet strict technical and quality standards outlined in the DLA Master List, and packaging must adhere to Medical Marking Standard No. 1, superseding MIL-STD-129, with commercial packaging compliant with ASTM D3951 unless overridden by higher-priority DLA requirements. Packaging must ensure protection from damage, and palletization must conform to DLA-specific procurement guidelines. This contract is issued under solicitation SPE2DS-26-T-279Q with a required delivery within 20 days to FOB destination in Norfolk, Virginia, and a required delivery date of July 30, 2026. The unit of issue is each, with zero variance allowed in quantity, and inspection and acceptance occur at the delivery point. Shipping must be conducted via the fastest traceable means, explicitly prohibiting parcel post. The supply must be marked and labeled per the DLA Medical Marking Standard and shipped to the designated military warehouse address using the provided vendor shipping management identifier. The supplier must clearly identify the source and part number being provided, and all documentation and compliance must align with federal standards for medical logistics. DLA authority governs packaging, marking, and quality assurance, and technical requirements take absolute precedence over commercial standards. The contract is open for bid with a response deadline of August 3, 2026, and is managed by the Department of Defense’s Medical Supply Chain team.