Raumedic Intracranial Pressure Monitors

The Headquarters Air Mobility Command Surgeon General’s Medical Readiness Logistics Division is procuring three Raumedic Intracranial Pressure (ICP) monitors along with complementary stands and cables to support the critical care air transport of patients with traumatic brain injuries and other neurological emergencies during aeromedical evacuation. These systems, specifically the Raumedic MPR2 LogO datalogger and associated hardware including LWL and PTO cables, stand fixation units, and SpaceLabs interface cables, are required to simultaneously monitor intracranial pressure, brain tissue oxygen levels, and temperature, and are designated as a sole-source procurement due to their exclusive compatibility with implantable catheters currently in use by the Military Health System Neurology department. The acquisition is structured as a single Firm Fixed Price Purchase Order with an estimated value of $109,173, and delivery is required within seven calendar days of order placement to Scott Air Force Base, Illinois, with shipment directed to code FM4444. Quotations must be submitted electronically via email by 12:00 pm Central Standard Time on June 10, 2026, with all submissions referencing the solicitation number FA445226Q0017 in the subject line and directed to the designated contracting specialist and officer. Proposals must meet stringent conformance, responsibility, and technical acceptability criteria, and price evaluation will determine adequacy and reasonableness under prudent business standards. The contract incorporates clauses requiring compliance with whistleblower protections, security prohibitions, Buy American Act deviations, subcontracting rules, and prohibitions on procurement from restricted regions including Xinjiang and use of covered telecommunications equipment. Contractors must be registered in SAM, use the Wide Area WorkFlow system for invoicing and receiving reports, and adhere to specific DoDAACs for payment processing and inspection. All communications must route through the Contracting Officer, and questions must be submitted by June 9, 2026, before the deadline.