Army Medical Facility IO&T

The Army Medical Facility Initial Outfitting and Transition (IO&T) Master IDIQ contract vehicle supports comprehensive service and equipment acquisition for U.S. Army medical facilities nationwide. The contract enables the procurement of medical equipment, transition planning, relocation services, and facility preparation for new or replacement medical infrastructure. Task orders under this vehicle cover a wide range of medical facility support activities, including equipment purchasing, initial outfitting, comprehensive transition services, and facility-specific readiness preparations across multiple Army medical locations.

Task orders under this vehicle typically range from $90,000 to $57 million, with durations spanning approximately 1-3 years. Key locations of performance include military installations such as Fort Hood, Texas; Fort Detrick, Maryland; Fort Riley, Kansas; Fort Bragg, North Carolina; and international sites like Camp Zama, Japan. The vehicle demonstrates flexibility in set-aside designations, with task orders alternating between total small business set-asides and unrestricted competitions. Pricing structures are predominantly firm-fixed-price, with occasional time-and-materials task orders. The primary funding agency is the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, with task orders focused on medical research institutes, community hospitals, dental clinics, and medical research laboratories. While specific prime contractors are not definitively identified in the provided documentation, the vehicle appears to support multiple contractors executing specialized medical facility transition and equipment procurement services.