High-energy electro-hydraulic extra-corporeal shockwave Medical Device

The Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Integrated Service Network 7, through the Charlie Norwood VA Medical Center in Augusta, Georgia, is seeking a contractor to provide high-energy electro-hydraulic extra-corporeal shockwave medical equipment, consumables, and certified technician services to treat chronic musculoskeletal conditions in Veterans through tendinopathy procedures. The contract requires FDA-approved electrohydraulic shock wave therapy equipment with trained, ANSI-certified technicians who must be insured, HIPAA-trained, and capable of performing equipment testing, setup, operation of the OssaTron control panel under physician direction, safety enforcement, and post-procedure cleaning. The procedures will address conditions including plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendonitis, lateral epicondylitis, patellar tendonitis, tricep tendonitis, hip tendonitis, shoulder tendonitis, metatarsalgia, and fracture nonunion, performed on both unilateral and bilateral bases. Interested offerors must submit a company name, point of contact, UEI number, a capability statement, and two to three past performance examples with references by the March 24, 2026 deadline at 07:00 Eastern Time. The solicitation number is 36C24726Q0289, with the contracting office located at 501 Greene Street, Hatcher Building Suite 2, Augusta, Georgia, and the primary point of contact being Contracting Specialist Rudy A. Cortinez.

This procurement carries no set-aside designation and will be structured as a firm-fixed-price contract on a per-procedure basis. The contract period runs from August 19, 2026 through August 18, 2027, with an estimated 94 unilateral procedures anticipated during the 12-month performance period. No specific incumbent contractor information or total award value has been disclosed in the pre-solicitation notice. The contracting activity anticipates award to a single source capable of meeting all technical and operational requirements. This is a pre-solicitation notice, indicating that a formal invitation for bids or proposals will be issued at a later date, allowing interested parties time to prepare comprehensive responses demonstrating their capabilities and relevant experience in providing similar medical device services.