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Extended Install and Turnkey Consolidation RFO

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RFO 36A79727Q0001

REQUEST FOR OFFERS (RFO) NUMBER: 36A79726Q0010 SEP 2026 CONSOLIDATION

FOR THE ACQUISITION OF HIGH-TECH MEDICAL EQUIPMENT WITH EXTENDED

INSTALLATION SERVICES (INCLUDING TURNKEY SERVICES)

I. By way of this offering, opportunity is hereby given to all vendors in the contracting pool to provide an offer to supply HTME. Further opportunity will be extended to the vendor submitting the highest-rated equipment offer for the purpose of acquiring extended installation (Turnkey) services in combination with their equipment. All offers will be evaluated according to the evaluation factors listed in this RFO. After determining the vendor with the highest rated offer to supply HTME, the Contracting Officer (CO) will notify the respective vendor by email. The CO’s notification will include a timeline required to view the site and furnish an all-encompassing proposal for extended installation (Turnkey) services. The CO’s notice will also include means to obtain as-built drawings and other pertinent documents to aid in the development of the vendor’s proposal. The vendor shall set up a site visit with the station Point of Contact (POC). Following development of the vendor’s scope of work and price proposal, the vendor shall email a copy to the CO, Station POC and SR. Consolidation Manager for evaluation. Vendors shall only complete the HTME portion of the vendor worksheet when submitting their offer to supply HTME.
See Section 2.0 for additional information pertaining to extended installation and turnkey. II. Awards resulting from this RFO are pursuant to FAR Subpart 16.505 – Ordering. The Government intends to evaluate offers and award orders without discussions with offerors. Therefore, the offeror’s initial offer should contain the offeror’s best terms from a price and technical standpoint. However, the Government reserves the right to conduct discussions if later determined by the Contracting Officer to be necessary. If discussions are determined necessary by the CO, the government will hold discussions only with the offerors whose offer conformed with the solicitation’s instructions and was deemed acceptable with regards to all non-price factors (i.e. Availability of Required Features and Availability of Service). The Government reserves the right to seek additional discounts and better terms and conditions from offerors during discussions. The Government may reject any or all offers if such action is in the public interest. The Government is under no obligation to award extended installation

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