Medical Pharmaceutical Supplies

This is a Pre-Solicitation Notice for Medical Pharmaceutical Supplies in support of the Afghanistan National Army (ANA), Afghan Ministry of Defense (MOD).  Pharmaceutical supplies consist of 163 pharmaceuticals in various quantities.   
Description:

This effort was previously posted on FBO.gov and the prior solicitation was subsequently cancelled.

  The 901st Contracting Command, Bagram Air Field, Afghanistan intends to solicit 
   and award a contract for procurement of Medical Pharmaceutical Supplies in  

   support of the Ministry of Defense (MoD) health care system.  The purchase will 
   replenish supplies that have been consumed over the past year and support 
  medical care in military hospitals and troop medical clinics and processing  

   centers in Afghanistan.  The NAICS for this effort is 325412, FSC 6505.  All items will
   be delivered to a US military depot located in Afghanistan.  The vendor must be
   knowledgeable of and comply with applicable Afghan custom laws and regulations
   relevant to fulfilling this requirement.  The vendor must be able to deliver 100% of all
   required line items listed in Attachment 1 and Attachment 2 (to be included in the
   solicitation), within the specified 90 days and 180 days delivery from the 

   date of the award.    Vendor must meet the Item specifications and complete
   all blocks stated in Attachments 1 and 2, including the Origin of
   Manufacture.

   This procurement falls under the purview of the Trade Agreements Act.  Items  
    must  be procured from qualifying countries that are listed in FAR 252.225-7021, 
    Trade Agreements.  The anticipated period of award is estimated for 23 November 
    2016.

   This synopsis does not constitute a commitment on the part of the Government to
   award a contract, nor to pay for any costs incurred as a result of this synopsis.  This
   synopsis is not a sources sought, nor a request for competitive proposals or 

   quotations.  A determination by the Government not to compete this proposed action
   is solely within the discretion of the Government.