Patient Oxygen Services and Supplies

The contract involves establishing a price agreement for oxygen services and related supplies to support patient-residents across seven facilities operated by the New Mexico Department of Health. The procurement aims to secure a reliable supply of medical gases—including oxygen, nitrous oxide, and carbon dioxide—as well as essential administration equipment such as regulators, gauges, cylinders, humidifiers, nebulizers, and other respiratory accessories. The scope emphasizes serving facilities that lack in-wall oxygen systems, relying instead on portable tanks and concentrators, with the goal of ensuring continuous, safe, and compliant oxygen delivery aligned with industry standards and applicable regulations. The solicitation, issued as an Invitation to Bid, was posted on November 20, 2025, with a deadline for responses set for December 1, 2025, and targets competitive proposals from vendors capable of fulfilling the technical and logistical requirements. The procurement is structured under a NAICS code of 621610, indicating a focus on outpatient care centers and similar health service providers, and is managed by the New Mexico Department of Health. The estimated contract size ranges from $500,000 to $2 million, reflecting the anticipated volume and scope of supplies over the contract period. The solicitation details commodity categories, including medical gases, anesthesia equipment, pulmonary supplies, and respiratory therapy devices, but does not specify detailed delivery schedules, quantities, or pricing structures in the available documentation. The process involves submitting sealed bids via a designated portal, with primary contact provided for inquiries. Notably, the solicitation does not include specific FAR clauses, evaluation criteria, or contractual clauses within the provided excerpts, focusing instead on technical specifications, commodity descriptions, and procurement logistics necessary to establish a comprehensive supply arrangement for critical respiratory support services across multiple state facilities.