Infusion Pump, Multitherapy Ambulatory

The Department of the Army Medical Command is conducting market research for the procurement of ten FDA‑approved, multitherapy ambulatory infusion pumps to replace lifecycle‑expired units at the Hematology/Oncology Clinic, William Beaumont Army Medical Center, Fort Bliss, TX. The pumps must be suitable for home‑based chemotherapy, use a linear peristaltic mechanism, deliver intravenous therapy, and meet a full set of “salient characteristics” including a 2‑3 lb weight, 0‑100 mL/hr continuous flow (0‑500 mL bolus) adjustable in 0.05 mL/hr increments, proprietary cassette/IV‑bag reservoir, alarms for occlusion, air‑in‑line, low battery, etc., event logging, security code/key, compatibility with central lines, and a five‑year service warranty. Delivery is required within 30 calendar days of award, with installation arranged within five business days, on‑site clinical training for three nurses, off‑site tuition for two engineers, and provision of re‑processing instructions, safety program documentation, and a separate five‑year service cost quote. Interested firms—large or small (including 8(a), SDVOSB, HUBZone, WOSB)—must submit a tailored capability statement (max 10 single‑sided pages, 10‑point font, PDF or Word) by 01 May 2026, 10:00 a.m. CST, to Contract Specialist Kacie Burris (kacie.r.burris@health.mil) and CO Jaclyn Evans, referencing solicitation PANHCA‑26‑P‑0000 029436. Submissions must include firm name, point of contact, UEI, CAGE, small‑business certifications, NAICS 339112 (size standard 1,000), an opinion on NAICS fit, and responses to the listed requirements. This is a sources‑sought notice; no contract award is guaranteed.

Notice ID

7ade545303c4416b93f319fe7986d29b

Solicitation Number

PANHCA26P0000029436

NAICS Code

339112

Classification Code

N/A