Dermatome

The United States Army Medical Research Acquisition Activity (USAMRAA) is seeking portable, electric dermatomes on behalf of the Army Program Executive Office (PEO) Soldier, Soldier Medical Devices Project Management Office. The procurement is for four dermatomes with an option for four additional units, intended for use in deployed field hospitals in austere environments to replace current devices that are no longer procurable or supportable. The dermatomes must meet specific operational and logistical specifications including FDA regulatory clearance, precise skin grafting capabilities, operational parameters for cutting width and thickness, power requirements, and packaging standards, with delivery required within 120-150 days after award. Quotes are due by 4:00 PM local time on September 10, 2025, and must include comprehensive documentation covering company details, technical specifications, risk management framework, past performance references, and pricing information. The award will be made using a competitive best value tradeoff approach, with evaluation factors including Technical Capabilities/Specifications as the most important factor, followed by Risk Management Framework, Past Performance, and Price.

This solicitation has no set-aside designation and is open to all businesses, with a small business size standard of 1,000 employees under NAICS code 339112 for Surgical and Medical Instrument Manufacturing. No specific incumbent contractors are mentioned in the solicitation documents, and while exact contract values are not disclosed, the government plans to conduct operational and environmental testing on the initial procurement with potential future sole source procurement of an estimated 84 dermatomes over five years beginning in Fiscal Year 2028. The immediate requirement is for four units with an option for four additional dermatomes, and successful devices will undergo testing in accordance with Military Standard 810-H(1) at the Medical Test Evaluation Activity. The place of performance is Fort Detrick, Maryland, and vendors are strongly encouraged to collaborate with the Defense Logistics Agency to incorporate their devices into the Electronic Catalog (ECAT) to streamline future procurement across military branches.