Supply of Intravenous Catheters (Polyurethane, Safety-Engineered)

The contract involves the manufacture and delivery of safety-engineered intravenous catheters made from polyurethane, specifically designed to meet Department of Defense medical standards and stringent packaging requirements. These catheters must incorporate engineered safety features to reduce needlestick injuries and ensure compliance with federal healthcare protocols, positioning them for use in military medical environments. The product must comply with the NAICS code 325620, indicating classification under plastic product manufacturing for medical purposes, and all deliverables are to be furnished to a military logistics hub with a place of performance identified as FPO, 96691. The solicitation, issued under the Medical Supply Chain MD Surg FSF branch of the Department of Defense, is structured as a subcontract and requires responses by May 18, 2026. While no specific set-aside designation is listed, the procurement is part of a broader effort to secure reliable, high-integrity medical devices for defense healthcare operations. Suppliers must be prepared to meet exacting quality control, labeling, and packaging standards aligned with DoD logistical systems, and the contract will likely prioritize vendors with demonstrated experience in military medical supply chains and safety-engineered medical device production.