Indefinite Delivery Contract SPE2D121D0014

The Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Troop Support Medical Supply Chain awarded an Indefinite Delivery Contract (IDC) valued up to $100,000,000 to Natus Medical Incorporated, a foreign-owned manufacturer of medical devices and equipment. The contract has a 10-year period of performance ending in August 2031. The IDC was awarded under a full and open competition to procure a wide range of medical technologies, including patient monitoring equipment, pharmacy automation systems, anesthesia and anesthesia monitoring systems, infant care equipment, and critical care equipment, along with related services such as maintenance, calibration, and repair. The contract supports requirements from the Department of Defense (DoD), other federal agencies/organizations, and foreign governments through DoD's foreign military sales programs. Natus, as the prime contractor, leverages this IDC and its presence on other procurement vehicles, such as GSA schedules, to efficiently provide its medical technologies to federal customers to meet their evolving medical inventory needs.

The original solicitation was issued by DLA Troop Support Medical Supply Chain with the objective of establishing the next generation of the Patient Monitoring and Capital Equipment (PMCE) program through a multiple-award IDIQ contract. The estimated annual sales for the program were $54 million based on historical data. The scope covers a wide range of medical equipment across five main categories, including patient monitoring, pharmacy automation, anesthesia and anesthesia monitoring, infant care, and critical care. The contracts have a five-year base period with a single five-year option. The government may issue delivery orders to lease equipment under the IDIQ contracts on a case-by-case basis.