This government solicitation seeks a contractor to provide an Omnicell Cabinet for the Phoenix Medical Center under the Department of Veterans Affairs. The project is classified as open market and unrestricted, with an offer deadline of February 21, 2025, at 15:00 PT. The Statement of Work outlines specific requirements for the cabinet, including security features, compatibility with VA computer systems, and easy inventory management controls. Key characteristics include user access via ID and password, lockable drawers, customizable storage configurations, and features for inventory reporting. The contractor must furnish detailed information on pricing, delivery schedules, and warranty terms, with a 365-day performance requirement after the order receipt. The solicitation includes standard government contracting clauses, terms for payment via electronic funds transfer, and provisions for compliance with federal laws and small business commitments. In summary, this solicitation demonstrates the VA's intent to enhance patient care through improved medical storage solutions while adhering to federal procurement standards.
The solicitation notice pertains to the PHX Pharmacy Omnicell project, managed by the NCO 22 of the Department of Veterans Affairs. This combined synopsis/solicitation seeks quotes for commercial services/items in accordance with federal regulations. The primary location for this contract is the Carl T. Hayden VA Medical Center in Phoenix, AZ. The solicitation number is 36C26225Q0455, and it is classified as Unrestricted—Open Market under the applicable NAICS code 339112 for Medical and Surgical Instruments.
Key details include a request for quotes due by February 21, 2025, with inquiries to be submitted by February 18, 2025. Interested vendors must submit offers including required documentation via email, contradicting oral submissions. The contract type is Firm Fixed Price, with a performance timeline of one year following the award date. The solicitation emphasizes compliance with specific forms and certifications to ensure adherence to procurement guidelines, indicating a structured and regulated approach to acquiring the necessary pharmacy automation equipment.