Att. 1- Product Description- Cold kits for production of Radiopharmaceuticals.pdf

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This Sources Sought/Market Research Notice seeks potential vendors to provide cold kits for radiopharmaceutical production at William Beaumont Army Medical Center. The technical requirements include supplying five different 5-vial pack kits annually: 17 Sulfur Colloid, 5 MDP, 25 Mebrofenin, 2 Mertiatide, and 1 PYP, used for medical diagnoses including bone cancer, liver disease, gallbladder, kidney disease, and heart disease precursor conditions.

Key vendor requirements include having licensed nuclear pharmacists/technologists, capability to handle and transport radioactive materials, and providing a secure online dose ordering solution compliant with NRC regulations and HIPAA. Delivery specifications mandate hand delivery to the Nuclear Medicine Department within 24 hours, Monday-Friday between 0600-1530 hours, excluding weekends and holidays. The sources sought notice closes on 25 July 2025 at 10AM Mountain Standard Time, with vendors required to submit capability statements, organizational details, and contact information to the specified government points of contact.

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Sources Sought/Market research No: PANHCA-25-P-0000 008779

Attachment 1- Product Description

Cold kits for the production of Radiopharmaceuticals William Beaumont Army Medical Center (WBAMC)

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1. Scope: The Radiology Department at William Beaumont Army Medical Center requires cold kits for the production of radiopharmaceuticals to provide numerous medical diagnoses bone cancer, liver disease, gallbladder, kidney disease and pre-cursor to heart disease for service members and patients for WBAMC.

a. The offeror shall ensure that all vendor employees preparing supplies are licensed nuclear pharmacists, interns, or technologists and are authorized to work in the vendor facility.

b. The offeror’s Nuclear Pharmacy and staff shall be authorized/trained to handle and transport biohazard and radioactive materials for medical use to an Army MTF.

c. The offeror shall provide a secure online dose ordering solution to include technical support if needed that satisfies the following:

i. Compliant with NRC regulations for maintaining an NRC or state license.

ii. Maintain HIPAA compliance.

2. Technical Requirements:

Item Description Estimated Quantities per year

5 vial pack Sulfur Colloid 17

5 vial pack MDP 5

5 vial pack Mebrofenin 25

5 vial pack Mertiatide 2

5 vial pack PYP 1

3. Hand delivery information:

a. The isotope/radiopharmaceuticals/kits shall be hand delivered to the Nuclear Medicine Department within 24 hours of ordering.

b. Delivery schedule: Monday- Friday, 0600-1530hrs, NO weekends or holidays.

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