JJHCS DePuy Synthes CMF and Trauma Procedural Packages

The Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Medical Supply Chain is soliciting for Johnson & Johnson Health Care Systems (JJHCS) DePuy Synthes Cranial and Maxillofacial (CMF) and Trauma procedural packages, which include implants, instrumentation sets, and auxiliary products for orthopedic surgical procedures. This solicitation seeks a single contractor to provide these specialized medical products through multiple delivery methods—Just-in-Time (JIT), Direct Vendor Delivery (DVD), or Consignment—to Military Treatment Facilities (MTFs). The procurement will be conducted through the Electronic Catalog Manufacturer Direct Program using an other than full and open competition process, justified by market research indicating that JJHCS DePuy Synthes is the only company capable of providing complete procedural packages under all three delivery methods. Evaluation will focus on fair and reasonable pricing determined through favorable comparison to commercial pricing, leveraging the unique and proprietary nature of the products, specialized physician training requirements, and 24/7 technical support capabilities. The solicitation was posted on April 27, 2026, with a proposal due date of June 11, 2026.

This procurement carries no small business set-aside designation and represents a continuation with the incumbent contractor, JJHCS DePuy Synthes Division, through an Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract structure with economic price adjustment provisions. The estimated contract value is approximately $208,336,345 over the five-year contract life, with a maximum procurement value of $416,672,690 based on a 2x growth factor, representing a substantial commitment to specialized surgical medical supplies. The place of performance is Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19111, where the products will originate for distribution to MTFs nationwide. The contract will operate under fixed price terms with economic price adjustments to account for market fluctuations over the extended five-year performance period. The specialized nature of these products and the demonstrated market limitations on alternative sources support the justification for this non-competitive procurement approach.