FY13 - DOH HEPRA Operational Supplies

This state and local contract opportunity, identified by the unique ID 66c85d67829eb5d869074998, pertains to a procurement by the District of Columbia Department of Health (DOH) for HEPRA Operational Supplies in Fiscal Year 2013. The contract was initially posted on June 26, 2013, with a very tight response deadline of June 28, 2013, indicating an urgent procurement need. The procurement appears to be focused on acquiring operational supplies specifically for the HEPRA (Health Emergency Preparedness and Response Administration) division, suggesting these are critical materials needed for emergency response and preparedness functions. While specific details about the exact nature of the supplies are limited in the provided information, the brevity of the posting and the quick turnaround time suggest this is likely a time-sensitive acquisition of essential operational materials. The procurement appears to be a standard solicitation for goods, with a narrow window for vendor response and potential award.

Without additional context about specific set-aside designations, the contract opportunity does not explicitly outline restrictions on vendor qualifications or enterprise types. The District of Columbia, as the procuring jurisdiction, typically follows municipal procurement guidelines that may include preferences for local, small, or disadvantaged businesses, though such details are not specified in this brief contract notice. The extremely short timeline between posting and due date (just two days) implies this might be a small-value procurement or an emergency acquisition that requires immediate vendor response. The budget range and potential award value are not disclosed in the available information, leaving potential vendors with limited insight into the financial scope of the opportunity. Given the fiscal year designation and the specific departmental focus, this appears to be a targeted procurement aimed at maintaining operational readiness for the District of Columbia's health emergency preparedness infrastructure.