Cohesive Bandages
ID: MN-2310-86Type: Combined Synopsis/Solicitation
Overview

Buyer

DEPT OF DEFENSEDEFENSE LOGISTICS AGENCYDLA TROOP SUPPORTPHILADELPHIA, PA, 19111, USA

NAICS

Surgical Appliance and Supplies Manufacturing (339113)

PSC

MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, EQUIPMENT, AND SUPPLIES (6515)
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    Description

    The Defense Health Agency has issued a Combined Synopsis/Solicitation notice, seeking vendors for an important medical supply: cohesive bandages. These bandages are crucial to the medical facilities and operations across the military and have very specific features, including being latex-free and self-adhering, with individual packaging.

    The agency aims to create a Qualified Suppliers Listing (QSL) for these essential medical supplies, and the focus for this opportunity is on establishing a standardized supply of cohesive bandages that meet exacting technical specifications. The QSL will ensure a consistent and reliable source of these specialized bandages for military use.

    Vendors interested in being part of the QSL must provide comprehensive documentation and samples demonstrating their products' compliance with the stringent requirements. These requirements include FDA regulations, specific dimensional specifications, and hand-tearability. Vendors must also have the necessary agreements and approvals in place to supply these products and are expected to provide detailed product information to support their applications.

    While the file summary does not provide explicit deadlines, it highlights the agency's goal to create the QSL by August 2024, indicating a submission deadline in June. The evaluation of vendors will be based on their ability to meet the numerous and detailed requirements, with particular attention to the completeness of their submissions.

    Interested parties should direct any inquiries to the primary contact, Ms. Kathleen Harne, or the secondary contact, Ms. Vivian Alexander, both of whom are contractors for the DEPT OF DEFENSE.

    This opportunity is a crucial step towards a reliable and efficient supply of these critical medical items for the military, and vendors that can meet the exactingly high standards and tight deadlines should consider applying.

    Point(s) of Contact
    Ms. Kathleen Harne MMESO North Clinical Analyst Contractor
    kathleen.m.harne.ctr@health.mil
    Ms. Vivian Alexander, MMESO North Team Leader Contractor
    vivian.r.alexander.ctr@health.mil
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    The Defense Health Agency seeks to establish a Qualified Suppliers Listing (QSL) for medical facilities and operations across the military. The focus is on procuring cohesive bandages, a critical medical supply. These bandages must meet detailed technical specifications, including being latex-free, having a specific tensile strength, and being hand-tearable. They must also be self-adhering and individually packaged. Vendors must provide comprehensive documentation and product samples to prove compliance with these exacting standards. The QSL will be created by August 2024, with submissions due in June. This process is a crucial step toward creating a standardized supply of these medical essentials for military facilities.
    The government agency seeks to procure a comprehensive range of cohesive bandage products for medical purposes. These bandages must meet stringent requirements, including FDA regulations and specific dimensional and packaging instructions. Vendors must have the necessary agreements and approvals to supply these products. The agency emphasizes the need for documentation to support these claims and provide detailed product information. Critical dates and deadlines are not explicitly mentioned within the file, and evaluation criteria are focused on the thoroughness of vendor responses and compliance with the numerous requirements. The estimated procurement quantity provides insight into the agency's extensive needs, with purchase units ranging from tens to hundreds of thousands.
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