TUBE, TRACHEAL

The contract solicits the delivery of 2 packages, each containing 10 individually sealed, sterile, disposable tracheal tubes, with the NSN 6515-00-105-0759, specified as Murphy E12 with an 8.0 mm inside diameter, 10.7 mm outside diameter, and 32 cm length. Each tube features a radiopaque design, an inflatable low-pressure high-volume cuff requiring a syringe for inflation and deflation, and a standardized 15 mm connector suitable for both nasal and oral intubation. The tubes must have a 60-month shelf life, with no more than nine months elapsed between manufacture and delivery, and must comply with DLA Packaging Requirements RP001, ASTM D3951, and Medical Marking Standard No. 1. Labeling and barcoding must conform to MIL-STD-129 with 2D Data Matrix codes, and packaging must be marked in accordance with federal hazardous materials labeling rules under 29 CFR 1910.1200 or the applicable federal acts. Delivery is required at BLDG 1509 WEST 6TH STREET, FORT STEWART, GA 31314-5185, within 20 days after order, under FOB Destination terms, with inspection and acceptance occurring at the destination point. The solicitation, issued under SPE2DS-26-T-240W by the Department of Defense’s Medical Supply Chain, mandates full compliance with numerous FAR and DFARS clauses including requirements for combating human trafficking, employment eligibility verification, sustainable products, hazardous materials identification, cybersecurity safeguarding of defense information, and prohibition of acquisitions from certain Chinese military companies. Offerors must submit their proposals electronically via DIBBS by July 22, 2026, and are required to disclose their UEI, CAGE code, and socioeconomic status—such as small business, WOSB, or SDVOSB—along with full details if participating in a joint venture. The contract incorporates deviations from standard clauses, particularly around cyber standards, subcontracting, and payment terms, and requires electronic invoicing exclusively through WAWF. While pricing details are incomplete in the available data, historical unit costs for the NSN exist but are not linked to the current CLIN. The contracting officer, Michael Kohlbrenner, serves as the primary point of contact for