RESTRAINT, INFANT

This contract concerns the procurement of infant restraints, specifically designed with Velcro straps to immobilize infants during procedures such as circumcisions. The contract requires that all units be commercially packaged and sealed in containers that ensure protection from damage or breakage. These units must then be packed in suitable commercial shipping containers, including export packaging when necessary, to guarantee safe and cost-effective delivery to the specified destination. The materials must be marked according to the Medical Marking Standard No. 1, which supersedes previous standards, and this standard is available through DLA Troop Support. The contract incorporates specific DLA packaging and technical quality requirements as outlined in DLA master lists, ensuring compliance with current standards relevant at the solicitation or award date. The contract includes provisions for removal of government identification from non-accepted supplies. The order is for two units, with a required delivery within 20 days after date of order to the Department of Defense's Medical Supply Chain at Bethesda. Points of contact and further solicitation details are provided by the contracting agency, emphasizing adherence to federal procurement requirements under NAICS code 423450.