TEST TUBE, BLOOD COL

The contract solicits 2,000 units of sodium fluoride additive blood collecting test tubes, each 7 mL in volume and sized at 13 x 100 mm, with the unit of issue being a package of 1,000 units per PG. The item is identified by NSN 6640-01-089-5444 and is classified as a Class II FDA-regulated medical device. All units must have a minimum shelf life of 45 months, and no more than eight months may have passed from the date of manufacture to the date of delivery to the government. Packaging must comply with commercial standards as specified in ASTM D3951, though DLA Master List of Technical and Quality Requirements take full precedence over any standard. Each unit must be sealed in a protective container capable of preventing damage or breakage and packed in suitable commercial shipping containers appropriate for transport by common carrier at the lowest possible rate. The product must be marked in accordance with Medical Marking Standard No. 1, which supersedes MIL-STD-129, and must include the NSN, manufacturer and CAGE code, date of manufacture, expiration or retest date, and the contract and lot number. Delivery is required within 20 days after order placement to North Little Rock, Arkansas, under FOB Destination terms. Invoicing and receiving must be processed through Wide Area Workflow, with contractors required to submit either a combo invoice/receiving report or an Invoice 2in1 as applicable. All bids must come from SAM-registered entities, with small business representation required if applicable, and joint ventures must comply with specific 13 CFR regulations. The solicitation incorporates FAR and DFARS clauses addressing contract type, changes, quality assurance, hazardous materials, trafficking in persons, employment eligibility, sustainable products, information systems safeguarding, and export controls, all under deviation 2026-00038. Technical and quality requirements are governed by the DLA Master List, referenced by 'R' or 'I' numbers, and must be adhered to without exception. Proposals must be submitted by June 8, 2026, but are not considered formal offers. The procurement is not a small business set-aside, and the contractor assumes full responsibility for compliance with all applicable federal, state, and local laws related to hazardous materials, safety, and regulatory compliance.