TUBING, ANESTHESIA

The contract pertains to the procurement of anesthesia tubing, specifically 22mm by 36 inches in length, supplied in boxes of ten units, with a total quantity of eight boxes required. The item is identified by NSN 6515-01-667-6524 and is intended for medical use under the Department of Defense’s Medical Supply Chain for Surgical Facilities. Delivery is required within five days after award, with the destination set at Camp Pendleton, California, under FOB destination terms. All packaging must meet commercial standards as defined in the procurement document, with each unit sealed in a protective container to prevent damage, and shipped in exterior containers suitable for safe transit via common carrier at the lowest cost. Marking must comply exclusively with Medical Marking Standard No. 1, which supersedes MIL-STD-129 for all medical items, requiring accurate unit of issue and quantity labeling, with barcoding as mandated by the standard. The contract incorporates technical and quality requirements from the DLA Master List of Technical and Quality Requirements, which takes precedence over other specifications. Cybersecurity compliance is mandated through NIST SP 800-171, requiring assessment and reporting via the Supplier Performance Risk System, and safeguarding of covered defense information under FAR and DFARS clauses. Contractors must also adhere to hazard communication labeling requirements for any hazardous materials, submit relevant Material Safety Data Sheets, and ensure complete disclosure of unique entity identifiers and CAGE codes. All submissions must be made electronically through DIBBS by the proposed deadline of May 6, 2026, with payment processed exclusively through Wide Area WorkFlow. The contract type remains undefined pending award, and while no pricing data is provided, the solicitation adheres to simplified acquisition procedures with potential preference evaluations for small businesses and socioeconomic categories. All deliveries are subject to government inspection and acceptance at the point of delivery, with full responsibility for compliance resting on the contractor.