Small Sterilizer with Boiler and Free-Standing Single Chamber Washer

The state of Virginia, specifically Lee County, is seeking procurement for preventive maintenance and safety inspections related to specialized medical equipment, primarily focusing on autoclaves, steam generators, and glassware washers. The contract opportunity, identified by the number 6824c4cfe23cb5961f096d42, was posted on May 14, 2025, with proposals due by May 19, 2025. The primary deliverables include comprehensive maintenance checks involving leak assessments, worn parts evaluation, noise analysis, operational functionality verification, timer checks, and cycling assessments, all to be conducted in strict accordance with original equipment manufacturer (OEM) procedures. Potential vendors must demonstrate expertise in technical maintenance of sterilization and washing equipment, with a specific emphasis on detailed, systematic inspection protocols. The procurement seeks a vendor capable of performing precise diagnostic and preventative maintenance services for scientific and medical equipment.

While specific set-aside designations are not explicitly detailed in the available documentation, vendors should be prepared to demonstrate comprehensive technical capabilities and compliance with Virginia state procurement regulations. The contract appears focused on specialized medical or scientific facility equipment maintenance, suggesting potential preference for vendors with demonstrated experience in healthcare or laboratory environments. No specific budget range or award value is provided in the current documentation, which implies interested vendors should be prepared to submit competitive, detailed proposals that clearly outline their technical expertise and maintenance approach. The short timeline between posting and due date (five days) suggests this may be a time-sensitive procurement with potentially urgent maintenance requirements for Lee County's facilities. Vendors should be prepared to provide immediate availability and rapid response capabilities to meet the contract's potential operational needs.