Supply of Sterile Intravenous (IV) Administration Sets
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This subcontract involves the supply of 101 sterile, disposable, needleless IV administration sets for the Department of Defense Medical Supply Chain. The required equipment must feature coiled tubing, a 10 drop rate, and a length of 96 inches, specifically meeting the standards for NSN 6515016194176. Performance will take place at Fort Bliss, Texas, under NAICS code 423450. Strict quality and shelf-life requirements are mandated, requiring a minimum shelf life of 36 months with no more than five months of expiration dating elapsed upon delivery. The sets must adhere to all medical-grade sterility standards to support prime contractors on DLA Troop Support Medical Supply Chain projects.
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FORT BLISS, TX, 79918-2527, USASet-Aside
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This scope was carved out of SPE2DS-27-T-1725.
The full solicitation package (1 document), including the RFP, is on the prime solicitation, not on this scope.
ADMINISTRATION SET, INT
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