Anesthesia Animal Units - Rodents

The William Beaumont Army Medical Center is procuring two anesthesia unit machines specifically designed for rodent procedures through the Department of the Army Medical Command. The equipment will support the Veterinary Medical unit's anesthesia operations for military working dogs and personally owned animals during both preventative and emergency procedures. The solicitation includes essential technical requirements such as medical-grade oxygen extraction from air, quiet operation, full O2 flush integration, compatibility with all vaporizer types, and precision flow meters. Beyond the primary anesthesia units, the procurement encompasses additional specialized equipment including MouseSTAT Pulse Oximeters, RoVent Automatic Ventilators, CapnoScan End-Tidal CO2 Monitors, various induction chambers, and endotracheal intubation systems for rats and mice. The government will evaluate proposals based on price and technical acceptability, awarding to the lowest-priced technically acceptable offeror, with quotes due by September 3, 2025 at 10:00 AM Mountain Standard Time.

This opportunity is designated as a total small business set-aside, though the government file indicates it may specifically target Women-Owned Small Business concerns. No incumbent contractors or current service providers are identified in the solicitation materials. While specific award values are not disclosed, the procurement will be conducted on a firm fixed price basis with delivery required within 60 calendar days from contract award. The contract involves procuring two primary anesthesia units along with multiple specialized accessories and monitoring equipment for rodent procedures. Performance will take place at Fort Bliss, Texas, where the William Beaumont Army Medical Center's veterinary operations are located.