MEDICAL LIQUID BULK OXYGEN AND CYLINDER GAS Solicitation ID/Procurement Identifier: 36C24819D0077 Ultimate Completion Date: Sat Sep 30 17:00:00 GMT 2023
Marks Place, LaGrange, Texas 78945 Cedar Park (CBOC) Suite 200 and 400, 1401 Medical Pkwy Building C, Cedar Park, Texas 78613 0002 12.00 MO __________________ __________________ Current Staff Training Requirements, Safety risks in cylinder handling and Regulatory Support (JCAHO/ Fire Code/ Empties on Floor) - DOT Certified Vehicle - Airgas - Shutdown Management, Ordering Delivery, Support and cylinder balance management Contract Period: Base POP Begin
FY2021 - MEDICAL GAS REFILLS & CYLINDER RENTAL & BULK OXYGEN - APRIL 06, 2021 TO APRIL 05, 2023 Solicitation ID/Procurement Identifier: 75H71021P01033 Ultimate Completion Date: Wed Apr 05 17:00:00 GMT 2023
Small Business set-aside, Unrestricted, etc.)Wlliam Beaumont Army Medical Center (WBAMC) is needing medical gas that is medical grade USP rated by the FDA to fill two bulk oxygen tanks. There is a primary 9000-gallon oxygen tank with a 1500-gallon reserve tank that will support the main WBAMC.
The Government facility does not own its own bulk oxygen tank system, a new Contractor-owned tank system with an appropriate back-up system (i.e., reserve tank system or cylinder bank) is necessary. Specifications for the facility are listed in the below document.
The government has a need for a contractor to provide bulk oxygen tank rental and services for the 55th Medical Group, Offutt AFB, Nebraska. Rental includes all transportation, labor, parts, and tools necessary to provide a minimum 900 gallon Liquid Oxygen Storage Vessel (tank) with 8 cylinder medical oxygen manifold system as a rental unit.
The Veterans Health Administration Western States Network Consortium (WSNC) is seeking interested sources to provide medical-grade liquid bulk oxygen. If the Government facility does not own a bulk oxygen tank, the contractor will need to provide a tank with an appropriate back-up system. (i.e. reserve tank or cylinder bank). The medical-grade oxygen being procured is classified as a drug and must meet USP specifications.
