Indefinite Delivery Contract SPE2DV17D3537

Cardinal Health 200, LLC, a subsidiary of Cardinal Health, Inc., holds a single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract (SPE2DV) valued at $4,999,999 with the Defense Logistics Agency's Medical Supply Chain, with an ultimate completion date of June 7, 2027. The contract authorizes procurement of medical supplies under Federal Supply Group 46 and Federal Supply Class 6515 to support Department of Defense healthcare operations. No set-aside designation was applied to this award. The master contract vehicle provides the contracting authority for the Defense Logistics Agency to issue flexible task orders for essential medical consumables and equipment needed across the military healthcare enterprise. Performance of work is conducted from Waukegan, Illinois. The contract represents the government's reliance on Cardinal Health 200, LLC as a critical vendor for federal healthcare supply procurement, leveraging the company's extensive distribution network and expertise in medical supply chain management.

Task orders issued under the SPE2DV contract demonstrate a diverse portfolio of medical product deliveries spanning from December 2017 through April 2021. Delivery orders examined range from minimal values of $7 to $5,530.75, with all task orders structured as firm fixed-price arrangements. The products and services delivered include surgical gloves, medical dressings and wound care products, syringes and needles, catheters in multiple configurations, blood collection tubes, diagnostic equipment, personal protective equipment such as gowns and masks, cleaning and disinfection solutions, surgical instruments and specialized medical kits tailored for military treatment facilities. One delivery order issued in June 2020 carried a COVID-19 national interest action code, reflecting the contractor's role in supporting pandemic response efforts. The frequency and consistency of task order issuance throughout the contract period indicates sustained demand for Cardinal Health 200, LLC's medical supply capabilities to maintain operational readiness of Department of Defense medical treatment facilities.