Q523--TransMedic Deceased Donor Liver Recovery Perfusion and Tranportation VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System
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Contract 36C24426P0092 was awarded by the Department of Veterans Affairs, Network Contracting Office 4, to TransMedics, Inc. for the recovery, perfusion, and transportation of deceased donor livers to support the VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System. The total award amount is $140,370.00, with an award date of December 11, 2025. The services fall under NAICS code 621399 for other miscellaneous health practitioners and Product Service Code Q523 for organ acquisition. The scope of work requires the contractor to utilize specialized perfusion techniques to maintain organ viability and ensure the timely transport of donor livers to designated facilities in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. While specific performance timelines and regulatory standards are not detailed in the award notice, the nature of the medical services implies adherence to strict preservation protocols. The contract is managed by Contracting Officer Thomas A. Cossentino, and formal acceptance of the services is expected to occur at the government's designated location in Pittsburgh.
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$140,370Place of Performance
PA, USASet-Aside
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