SHEILD, FACE, CARDIOP

The contract is for the procurement of 50 individually wrapped, disposable face shields designed for cardiopulmonary resuscitation, intended to protect both rescuer and patient from direct mouth and hand contact during emergency procedures, with compatibility for use on adults, children, and infants. The item is identified by NSN 6515-01-305-3152 and falls under NAICS code 334511 as a medical device regulated by FDA Classification 868.5915 Class II, requiring 510(k) clearance, registration, listing, labeling, and adherence to GMPs. Each unit is packaged in a sealed container to prevent damage and must be shipped in commercial exterior containers suitable for safe delivery at the lowest carrier rate to the FPO 96694 delivery point. Packaging and marking must comply with Medical Marking Standard No. 1, which supersedes MIL-STD-129, while also adhering to ASTM D3951 unless superseded by the DLA Master List of Technical and Quality Requirements, which governs all technical and quality specifications for this acquisition. The product has a shelf life of 60 months, non-extendable, and is classified as a Type I (Code S) item under RS001 requirements. The contract is issued as a Request for Quotations under solicitation SPE2DS-26-T-107U by the Department of Defense’s Medical Supply Chain MD SURG FSF, with a response deadline of June 8, 2026, and an anticipated delivery timeline of 20 days ADO under FOB Destination terms. Contract administration requires all payment requests and receiving reports to be submitted via Wide Area Workflow, with invoices formatted appropriately for fixed-price deliverables. Offerors must maintain active SAM registration, comply with applicable FAR and DFARS clauses including those on combating trafficking, employment eligibility verification, and hazardous material safety, and adhere to the Buy American Act and Berry Amendment restrictions. Export-controlled items are regulated under 252.225-7048, and restrictions on sourcing from communist Chinese military companies apply. Contractors must also comply with NIST SP 800-171 cybersecurity requirements, prohibit hexavalent chromium, and ensure no mandatory arbitration agreements are used. All submissions must be made through DIBBS, and non-domestic material suppliers must disclose sourcing information. The solicitation is not