Latest US Kidney Transplant Contracts & Bids

Presolicitation notice for a full-service reference laboratory contract for kidney transplant surveillance. The contract will provide services for specimen acquisition, testing, interpretation, supplies, and customer service. The response date is 07/02/2025 17:00 Pacific Time. The VA Portland Healthcare System is seeking vendors for FY25. The place of performance is Portland VA Medical Center.

This is a Request for Information (RFI) for market research purposes to gather input for defining requirements for the acquisition of transplant test kits for use by the Veterans Health Administration (VHA). Vendors are requested to propose solutions that integrate easily into the VA IT infrastructure and VA enterprise cloud. The requirement for integrating donor-derived cell-free DNA tests for post-transplantation monitoring of kidney, liver, heart, and lung transplants must be consistent with existing interface capabilities, cybersecurity guidelines, and 508 compliance measures. All questions should be directed to kevin. pendleton@va. gov.

This is a sources sought notice for determining the availability and capability of contractors to provide detailed data reports about end-stage renal disease (ESRD) dialysis facilities, transplant programs, and organ procurement organizations (OPOs). Interested parties should submit capability statements in PDF format by 11:00 AM EST on Monday, June 9, 2025, to the specified email addresses. The statements must address specific requirements related to data collection, analysis, and reporting for ESRD, transplant, and OPO programs. The notice emphasizes the need for nationally recognized expertise and experience in the field, and past performance experience is also requested. No proposals or proprietary information should be included in the response.

This tender seeks laboratory testing services for kidney transplant surveillance at the VA Portland Healthcare System. The contract period is from **** to ****, with potential extensions. The vendor must provide laboratory services, including specimen acquisition, testing, interpretation, supplies, customer service, and technical support. The vendor must also provide mobile phlebotomy services to various VA medical facilities, including Alaska and Hawaii. Attachment A details specific tests and quantities. Turnaround times, quality control, and reporting requirements are outlined. The vendor must comply with all applicable regulations, including accreditation, licensing, and security protocols. Invoices must be submitted electronically through the Tungsten Network. Performance monitoring, including proficiency testing, is required. Additional information, including licensing and accreditation requirements, is provided in attachments B and C.