United States Army Medical Development Activity - Sets, Kits, and Outfits

The United States Army Medical Development Activity - Sets, Kits, and Outfits (SKO) Master IDIQ is a federal contract vehicle focused on procuring, labeling, assembling, and packaging medical components into standardized medical assemblages for Army medical units. The vehicle covers a wide range of medical equipment and materials, including medical, veterinary, dental, optical, and laboratory equipment, as outlined in Army Regulation 40-61. The contract supports medical supply needs for both Contiguous Continental United States (CONUS) and Outside the Contiguous Continental United States (OCONUS) locations, with a total shared ceiling value of $241,606,500 and a performance period extending through September 25, 2029.

Recent task orders demonstrate the vehicle's versatility, with delivery orders ranging from $119,788 to $741,499, typically involving the assembly of medical sets, kits, and outfits. Prime contractors such as NAR Medical Depot LLC, Avmedical LLC, and The Lighthouse For The Blind have been awarded task orders, with performance primarily occurring in Frederick, Maryland. The task orders are predominantly firm fixed-price contracts awarded by the Defense Health Agency and U.S. Army Medical Command, without specific set-aside designations. Most task orders have completion dates within a few months of award, suggesting rapid turnaround and specific medical supply requirements. The contractors often bring extensive federal medical supply contracting experience, with multiple established contract vehicles across various federal agencies.