--NOTICE OF INTENT TO AWARD SOLE SOURCE
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The U.S. Army Medical Research Acquisition Activity at Fort Detrick, Maryland, plans to award a sole source contract to Impact Instrumentation, Inc. for the procurement of 19 manifold repair parts (NSN M703075401) specifically designed for the 754M Portable medical equipment. This decision is based on the unique characteristics of these parts, which are considered best suited from this particular vendor. The delivery location for these products is Medical Air Bridge, DSCP Cross Dock Project, at the O&M X-Dock Center in Hanover, Maryland. Although a sole source contract is intended, other responsible businesses have the opportunity to respond by September 1, 2006, should they be able to supply the required parts. Interested vendors are invited to submit their responses via email to the contract specialist, Randal Barnett. This notice aims to ensure availability of the necessary medical equipment repair parts while maintaining operational readiness through timely replacement components from a trusted supplier.
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