Amendment-RFI Questions Answered.docx
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- Analgesic Ketamine for Battlefield Use
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This document is an Amendment-RFI (Request for Information) with answers to specific questions about a potential ketamine-based analgesic for battlefield use. The RFI reveals the Department of War (DoW) is seeking a large-scale ketamine product solution with significant production capacity, estimating a steady-state monthly volume of 26,722 units and a surge capacity of 53,445 units per month for 24 months. The government is interested in various ketamine administration formats, including autoinjectors, oral capsules, pumps, topical creams, and patches, with the ultimate goal of developing a product that can receive FDA approval for tactical combat casualty care. The acquisition cycle currently focuses on U.S. requirements, with vendors expected to manage the complexity of potential NATO/ally purchasing alongside primary Department of War production needs.
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Answers to Questions
| Question |
| Answer |
| What range of steady-state monthly unit volume you have in mind for “large scale?” |
| estimating 26,722 units/month |
| What surge volume and duration (e.g., X× baseline for Y months) you would like respondents to plan against? |
| Estimate 53,445units/month for 24 months. |
100s of thousands, millions, 10s of millions, more for US and North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)? Other?
Our acquisitions cycle does not account for NATO/ally purchasing requirements. Fulfilling NATO/ally purchases while meeting production requirements for the Department of War (DoW) is a responsibility and risk for vendor.
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