The Department of the Army Medical Command awarded a firm fixed price purchase order valued at three hundred sixty thousand three hundred dollars ($360,300) to Monroe Infrared Technology, Inc. to procure thermal imaging cameras for the Kimbrough Ambulatory Community Center located at Fort Meade, Maryland. Per the original solicitation, the cameras must meet accuracy levels, resolution, focal length, spectrum range, temperature range, and other technical specifications required to facilitate treatment at the medical center. This small business set-aside procurement was in response to the Army Medical Command's need to obtain unspecified quantities of thermal imaging cameras to support patient care activities at its facility in Fort Meade. Monroe Infrared Technology, Inc. will deliver the requested cameras as the prime contractor by October 31, 2020 to enable the provision of medical services at the Army location.