Catering meals at EOS for staff and volunteers during emergency status in affect for ruidoso and lincoln county.

The University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center is seeking to make a sole source purchase of the AnchorSure system from Quest Surgical Solution for Neomedic. The AnchorSure system is used in surgical intervention for the GYN service, specifically for the treatment of vaginal prolapse repair after hysterectomy. The AnchorSure system is described as the only FDA-approved product of its kind on the market, delivering a small anchor through the sacrospinous ligament to provide strong fixation while minimizing potential pain to the patient. The proposed purchase amount is $200,000 for a term of 3 years with renewals consistent with New Mexico Procurement Code. The request does not appear to be related to the catering meals contract opportunity in Ruidoso and Lincoln County, New Mexico.

The contract opportunity is a sole source procurement, as the AnchorSure system is said to be the only product of its kind available. No other vendors were contacted as part of this procurement. The contract is funded through the SRMC operating budget, and there is no mention of any set-aside designations or restrictions on the types of organizations that can respond. The incumbent vendor is Quest Surgical Solution, as they are the only provider of the AnchorSure system.