SUPPORT, CERVICAL

The contract is for the procurement of 8 packs of cervical collars, each containing 30 units, identified by NSN 6515-01-466-3004, for use in neck stabilization during extrication. The collars are constructed of plastic polyurethane foam in natural color and must be delivered to Camp Pendleton, California, within 20 calendar days after receipt of order. Packaging and marking must strictly adhere to Commercial packaging standards and the Medical Marking Standard No. 1, which supersedes MIL-STD-129. Each unit must be sealed in a protective container and packed in commercial shipping containers suitable for safe, cost-effective transport via common carrier, with export-grade packaging required when necessary. The item is subject to all applicable DLA packaging and preservation requirements, including compliance with MIL-STD-2073-1E for preservation, packing, and marking, and includes mandatory barcoding and labeling as dictated by MMS No. 1. Acceptance occurs at the delivery point, and the item falls under medical acquisition regulations requiring FDA registration, cGMP compliance, and adherence to hazardous material handling standards. The solicitation is issued under SPE2DS-26-T-082U by the Department of Defense’s Medical Supply Chain for Surgical Fleet Support, with responses due by May 26, 2026, submitted exclusively through the DIBBS portal. The contract includes a comprehensive set of DFARS and FAR clauses governing cybersecurity, export control, hazardous substances, labor practices, and procurement integrity. Offerors must provide their UEI and CAGE codes for compliance with restrictions on defense telecommunications equipment, represent their small business status in SAM, and confirm adherence to anti-trafficking and employment eligibility verification requirements. Payment must be submitted electronically through WAWF, and invoicing follows DoDAAC-defined procedures. No pricing data is provided in the solicitation, and award will be based on technical compliance and price evaluation, with no formal evaluation factors published. Subcontracting for commercial products is permitted under applicable clauses, and performance must align with all technical, quality, and administrative requirements referenced in the DLA Master List of Technical and Quality Requirements.