SIN: 71 315THIS SIN includes furniture designed and marketed for hospital/long term patient care use. Acceptable items include beds, mattresses, chests of drawers, wardrobes, cabinets, dressers, low…

Homewood Health Care Products, Inc. (UEI: GRB7RMFXNMW8), a veteran-owned small business based in Powell, Ohio, holds a General Services Administration (GSA) Multiple Award Schedule contract (FSS-71) for hospital and long-term patient care furniture. The master contract, awarded July 5, 2007, with a ceiling value of $125,000 and an ultimate completion date of July 4, 2027, covers Special Item Number (SIN) 71-315, which encompasses adjustable hospital beds, bassinets, mattresses, storage cabinets, patient care furniture, and related accessories. Acceptable products include electrically and manually adjustable beds (which must conform to Underwriters Laboratories standard UL 60601-1 and International Electrotechnical Commission standard IEC 60601-2-38), modular components, overbed tables, bedside chests, and medical supply storage cabinets. Delivery terms specify FOB Origin with 90 days after receipt of order, with primary points of contact at Colette Cramer, Extension 232, telephone 614-766-4862.

Since contract award, Homewood Health Care Products has received 22 delivery orders totaling approximately $1.56 million from defense and civilian federal agencies, including the Department of the Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, Veterans Integrated Service Networks, the U.S. Army Medical Command, and the U.S. Air Force. Task orders reflect procurements of specialized furniture including infant care centers, bassinets (in various sizes), pharmacy and medical supply cabinets, entertainment centers, vital sign monitors, and medical equipment carts, with performance locations spanning domestic military installations (Fort Hood, Camp Pendleton, San Diego), Veterans Affairs facilities, civilian medical centers, and international locations (Japan, Italy). The majority of delivery orders were awarded as firm-fixed-price contracts without set-aside provisions, though two orders utilized Total Small Business set-asides, demonstrating sustained federal demand for the contractor's medical furniture and equipment solutions across the defense and Veterans Affairs healthcare networks.

SIN: 71 315THIS SIN includes furniture designed and marketed for hospital/long term patient care use. Acceptable items include beds, mattresses, chests of drawers, wardrobes, cabinets, dressers, low dressers (credenzas), desks, table desks, matching hutch tops, guest tables, overbed tables, mirrors, modular components, night tables, bedside chests, headboards, footboards, armoires, and medical supply storage cabinets. Accessory items relevant to the furniture (i.e. hangers, towel bars)may be offered. Hospital beds shall have adjustable angle positions and may be fixed or adjustable height. Beds may be electrically or manually adjustable. Acceptable accessories include mattresses, safety sides and/or rails, bumpers, I.V. Rods, casters, headboard, footboard. Electrically adjustable hospital beds shall have been tested and conform to UL 60601-1 and IEC 60601-2-38. Acceptable evidence of meeting these requirements shall be provided with the offer. Acceptable evidence may include a CO