SPLINT, LEG

The STS-C leg splint is an ultra-compact, lightweight traction device designed for rapid deployment in demanding environments such as search and rescue, military operations, wildfire response, and backcountry emergencies. Weighing just 13 ounces and packed in an extremely small footprint, it is one of the smallest and lightest traction splints available, eliminating the need for loose parts with a single connected design that ensures reliability and reduces the risk of component loss. It utilizes an internal pulley system to generate precise femoral traction, applying consistent force with minimal training, and can be applied in under a minute—even in cases of lower leg or foot amputation. The splint is radiolucent for imaging compatibility and fits a wide range of patients, from small children to large adults. It includes the Slishman Pressure Wrap to maintain rotational stability and is intended for use by medical personnel operating in austere conditions. The contract specifies a quantity of five units with the NSN 6515-01-694-7603, issued under solicitation SPE2DS-26-T-191Q by the Department of Defense’s Medical Supply Chain, with delivery required within 20 days of award. The procurement is governed by technical and quality requirements from the DLA Master List, packaging standards set forth in RP001, and procedures for handling government identification on non-accepted supplies per RQ011. Covered defense information may apply per RD003, and bidders must clearly indicate the source and part number being supplied. The point of contact for inquiries is Marcos Aliaga, with the place of performance listed as Camp Pendleton, CA.