Advanced Development of OXOS X3, a Point-of-Care Diagnostic X-Ray Imaging System for Detection of Fracture and other Trauma

Closed Special Notice Posted

Solicitation number
75A50126C00011
Agency
Responses due
Set-aside
No set-aside

Opportunity facts

Place of performance
Atlanta, Georgia 30309, United States

Notice details come from SAM.gov. Updated .

About this opportunity

The Department of Health and Human Services Office of the Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response has awarded a contract to OXOS Medical, Inc. on September 25, 2026, for advanced development and FDA clearance of the OXOS X3, an ultraportable point-of-care diagnostic X-ray imaging system designed to support mass casualty response.

The X3 system must weigh under 25 pounds, deliver up to 100 kV/15 mA output at the point of need, and function as a threat-agnostic medical countermeasure addressing the transport-to-imaging bottleneck in trauma surge events involving nuclear detonation, conventional blast, or large-scale casualty incidents. The system will provide hospital-grade diagnostic imaging capability directly to emergency departments, temporary field hospitals, and triage sites, restoring foundational imaging to the Advanced Trauma Life Support primary survey.

The contract, numbered 75A50125C00010, is valued at $48,891,652.86 across base and all option periods and encompasses five line items. Performance is to be completed in the United States. The work is classified under PSC AN13 (Health R&D Services) and NAICS Code 541714 (Research and Development in Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences). The contracting officer is Erin Greninger, reachable at Erin.Greninger@hhs.gov.

Notice text

Transform trauma response by bringing hospital-grade imaging directly to the point of need by developing and receiving FDA clearance of the OXOS X3, an ultra-portable, high-output general radiography and fluoroscopy system engineered to function as a threatagnostic medical countermeasure (MCM). Designed to weigh under 25 pounds and deliver up to 100 kV / 15 mA at the point of need, X3 augments the transport-to-imaging bottleneck that currently degrades survival in mass casualty incidents (MCIs) involving nuclear detonation, conventional blast, or large-scale trauma surge events. By bringing hospital-grade diagnostic capability directly to the casualty, whether in a high-volume Emergency Department, a temporary field hospital, or a triage site, X3 restores the diagnostic foundation of the ATLS primary survey at every step where current portable assets fail.

Files

File Type Posted
SAM Post Award Notification - OXOS (25 Sept 2026).pdf PDF

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