TPN Compounder Services

The Department of Defense, through W40M MRC0 West, is seeking capabilities statements for Total Parenteral Nutrition (TPN) Compounder Services in support of the Department of Pharmacy at Brooke Army Medical Center, Fort Sam Houston, Texas. This solicitation, identified by PANHCA26P0000031205, is a Sources Sought notice for market research purposes only, with no obligation to award a contract, and no funds are available to cover response preparation. The requirement is anticipated to be awarded as a Firm Fixed Price contract with a base period of one year and four additional one-year option periods, commencing in October 2026 and extending through September 2031. Performance will be primarily virtual, with on-site technical support authorized only when coordinated with the Contracting Officer Representative. The contractor must provide all necessary equipment, software—specifically Abacus licensing and maintenance—with full hardware support, and a Service+ agreement, ensuring 24/7/365 operational coverage with a 24-hour response time for critical issues. The TPN compounder must comply with all federal regulations for class II medical devices, be 510K cleared, UL-approved, and maintain accuracy within 5% of programmed dosages, with continuous manufacturer support for updates, troubleshooting, emergency coverage, and availability of critical consumables such as replacement tubing. Respondents must submit a capabilities statement no later than June 19, 2026, via email to Colleen Rye and Rashonda Jones in either Microsoft Word or PDF format, not exceeding ten pages in Times New Roman font at no less than 10 pitch. Each submission must include a clear identification of business size under NAICS code 532490 with a size standard of $40 million in annual revenue, along with a company profile detailing number of employees, annual revenue history, office locations, and DUNS number. Offerors must indicate their socioeconomic status as a Small, Small Disadvantaged, Women-Owned, HUBZone, or Service Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business Concern. Small business prime contractors must demonstrate the ability to perform at least 50% of the work themselves under FAR 52.219-14. Additionally, respondents must provide past performance evidence, management capability including subcontractor oversight, technical expertise relevant to the task, and confirm compliance with Facility and Safeguarding requirements. The government will evaluate technical competence, small business performance capacity,