Red Cells Biddings - Procurement Opportunities

This is a sole source notice for a 5-year blanket purchase agreement for blood and blood products. San Diego Blood Bank is the sole source. Interested parties must submit a capability statement by **** Pacific Daylight Time, Wednesday, May 14, 2025. Challenges to the sole source determination must be submitted as a Microsoft Word or Adobe PDF attachment to ***@***. *. * by the same deadline. No telephone requests or offers will be honored.

This notice describes a procurement for demolition materials, with specific requirements for the blk3 towed arr groo and dura x tile. The contract includes detailed specifications, quality requirements, inspection procedures, production lot testing, warranty, and source control. It also mentions small business set-aside, priority rating, emergency acquisition flexibilities, bilateral award, security clearance requirements, option provision, first article testing, and production lot testing. Additional documents, like drawings, are available on the SAM. gov website. The notice also includes information about packaging, preservation, and marking requirements. There are specific requirements for mercury-free materials and security clearance. The notice also includes information about obtaining additional documents and specifications.

This is a sources sought notice, not a solicitation, for potential suppliers of red blood cells, leukocyte-reduced blood, and single-donor plasma frozen for the Brooke Army Medical Center (BAMC). The notice requests information on potential suppliers, including company name, DUNS number, CAGE code, point of contact, socioeconomic categories, and a capability statement (limited to 10 pages). The notice outlines requirements for immunohematology testing reagents, including safety data sheets, shelf life, quality control materials, storage temperature, shipping, and delivery procedures. Responses are due by 4:00 PM CST on April 22, 2025. Questions should be submitted via email to the point of contact(s). The government will use responses to formulate its acquisition strategy. A sole-source contract is possible if insufficient information is received to verify competition.