Request for Information (RFI) - CT Tool Kit

The Department of the Army Materiel Command Army Contracting Command Aberdeen Proving Ground has issued a Request for Information (RFI) for a Large CT Tool Kit designed to maintain and repair Siemens SOMATOM go CT scanners for military medical operations. The procurement seeks a commercially available maintenance tool kit containing approximately 30 specialized tools and components, including torque wrenches, digital protractors, socket sets, grease guns, electronic vacuums, and dehumidifiers, packaged in a hardened Pelican case meeting military standard MIL-STD810H. Key contract requirements include compliance with the Berry Amendment (domestic sourcing), ISO 9001-2015 quality management system certification, calibration certificates for specified tools, and the ability to support Army Biomedical Equipment Specialists operating in austere environments. Vendors must complete detailed questionnaires addressing packaging, handling, storage, transportation specifications, delivery schedules, cost estimates, and compliance with Defense Logistics Agency standards. The RFI response deadline is December 12, 2025, with electronic submissions required to Patrick J. Wallace and Trish R Scott, and this market research effort does not constitute a binding solicitation or contract.

This RFI is not restricted to any specific set-aside category, and no current contractor incumbents are identified in the available documentation. The procurement requires production of 22 tool kits, with delivery designated to the United States Army Medical Materiel Agency's Medical Maintenance Operations Division in Tracy, California, and a post-award conference scheduled within 15 calendar days of contract award. While specific award values or budget ranges are not disclosed in the pre-solicitation notice, the detailed nature of the specifications and the inclusion of approximately 33 calibrated tools per kit indicates a substantial procurement requiring significant technical expertise. The RFI emphasizes that responses are purely for market research purposes and will be used to inform future solicitation strategy; vendors should anticipate that this RFI may lead to a formal competitive solicitation with more detailed contract requirements and performance specifications.