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6550--BLOOD CULTURE MEDIA AND AUTOMATED MICROBIAL DETECTION SYSTEM THREE YEAR CPRR INDEFINITE DELIVERY INDEFINITE QUANTITY CONTRACT. 36C26025Q0897

Solicitation 36C26025Q0897 Copied Notice ID fdd362d35098441a801e58d818b9a2df Copied VETERANS AFFAIRS, DEPARTMENT OF — 260-NETWORK CONTRACT OFFICE 20 (36C260)
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Posted
Oct 07, 2025
Deadline
Oct 09, 2025
Set-aside
NONE
NAICS
325413
PSC
6550

Summary

AI-generated · Sep 16, 2025

Blood culture media and an automated microbial detection system are being procured under a three-year CPRR ITIDC (indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity) contract, with multiple orders anticipated over the contract term for both media and the automated system.

Presolicitation and solicitation notices share the same title and scope; no detailed technical requirements, certifications, or site-visit instructions are provided in the description excerpt. An award entry exists (Award 2) but shows no date and a $0.00 amount, indicating an award record without completed details at this time.

Contract Title. 1. Contract Title. Blood Culture media and automated microbial detection system FY26 purchase order for Microbiology blood stream and sterile body fluid infection testing. 2. Background. Purchase orders are requested to order specific products throughout the year necessary to perform microbiology blood stream infection testing. 3. Scope. This platform, and its associated reagents, are used for the automated recovery of organisms in the blood stream or body fluids at PSHCS on veteran s direct patient samples. This contract is for reagents as part of a cost per instrument rental agreement (CPRR). The equipment was installed during the last five-year contract cycle. Reagents are delivered upon request through the PSHCS Seattle Warehouse. These products are mandatory for determining what potential pathogens are causing sepsis, blood stream infections, catheter associated blood stream infections and pathogens found in body fluids.

From Presolicitation posted on Sep 12, 2025

1. Contract Title. Blood Culture media and automated microbial detection system FY26 purchase order for Microbiology blood stream and sterile body fluid infection testing. 2. Background. Purchase orders are requested to order specific products throughout the year necessary to perform microbiology blood stream infection testing. 3. Scope. This platform, and its associated reagents, are used for the automated recovery of organisms in the blood stream or body fluids at PSHCS on veteran’s direct patient samples. This contract is for reagents as part of a cost per instrument rental agreement (CPRR). The equipment was installed during the last five-year contract cycle. Reagents are delivered upon request through the PSHCS Seattle Warehouse. These products are mandatory for determining what potential pathogens are causing sepsis, blood stream infections, catheter associated blood stream infections and pathogens found in body fluids.

From Solicitation posted on Sep 12, 2025

1. Contract Title. Blood Culture media and automated microbial detection system FY26 purchase order for Microbiology blood stream and sterile body fluid infection testing. 2. Background. Purchase orders are requested to order specific products throughout the year necessary to perform microbiology blood stream infection testing. 3. Scope. This platform, and its associated reagents, are used for the automated recovery of organisms in the blood stream or body fluids at PSHCS on veteran s direct patient samples. This contract is for reagents as part of a cost per instrument rental agreement (CPRR). The equipment was installed during the last five-year contract cycle. Reagents are delivered upon request through the PSHCS Seattle Warehouse. These products are mandatory for determining what potential pathogens are causing sepsis, blood stream infections, catheter associated blood stream infections and pathogens found in body fluids.

From Solicitation posted on Oct 02, 2025

1. Contract Title. Blood Culture media and automated microbial detection system FY26 purchase order for Microbiology blood stream and sterile body fluid infection testing. 2. Background. Purchase orders are requested to order specific products throughout the year necessary to perform microbiology blood stream infection testing. 3. Scope. This platform, and its associated reagents, are used for the automated recovery of organisms in the blood stream or body fluids at PSHCS on veteran s direct patient samples. This contract is for reagents as part of a cost per instrument rental agreement (CPRR). The equipment was installed during the last five-year contract cycle. Reagents are delivered upon request through the PSHCS Seattle Warehouse. These products are mandatory for determining what potential pathogens are causing sepsis, blood stream infections, catheter associated blood stream infections and pathogens found in body fluids.

From Solicitation posted on Oct 07, 2025

Notice history

4
  1. Presolicitation Posted Sep 12, 2025 View
  2. Solicitation Posted Sep 12, 2025
    • Description: Description was updated
    • Notice Type: PresolicitationSolicitation
    • Set-Aside: NoneNo Set aside used
  3. Solicitation Posted Oct 02, 2025
    • Description: Description was updated
    • Response Deadline: Oct 03, 2025Oct 07, 2025
  4. Solicitation LATEST Posted Oct 07, 2025
    • Response Deadline: Oct 07, 2025Oct 09, 2025

Details

Solicitation number 36C26025Q0897
Notice ID fdd362d35098441a801e58d818b9a2df
Notice type Solicitation
Product / Service (PSC) 6550
NAICS 325413
Set-aside No Set aside used
Place of performance Seattle, Washington
Archive date Oct 24, 2025

Award Information

Awardees
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Contacts

primary
Hector Gonzalez

Contracting Specialists

Email

Agency

VETERANS AFFAIRS, DEPARTMENT OF
VETERANS AFFAIRS, DEPARTMENT OF
260-NETWORK CONTRACT OFFICE 20 (36C260)

Place of Performance

Seattle, Washington 98108
USA

Dates

Posted Oct 07, 2025 10 months ago
Last Updated Aug 06, 2026 2 days ago
Due Oct 09, 2025 9 months ago