Optical Biometer with Total Keratometry License
- Country
- United States
- Published
- December 30, 2025
- Deadline
- January 14, 2026
Description
{"description":" PROVIDE AN AUTHORIZED DISTRIBUTOR LETTER FROM THE MANUFACTURER WITH QUOTE. \n\n *Contractors providing products shall provide descriptive literature describing equal characteristics found in SOW and must be compatible with current system. \n\n \n\n If providing a foreign item, please fill out the applicable parts of the SF 1449 starting at page 48 \n\n In accordance with FAR 25.106(1)(i)(A) and FAR 25.106(1)(i)(B), offers from domestic vendors will be given a price evaluation preference of \n\n 20 percent, if the lowest domestic offer is from a large business concern; or \n\n 30 percent, if the lowest domestic offer is from a small business concern. The contracting officer must use this factor, or another factor established in agency regulations, in small business set-asides if the low offer is from a small business concern offering the product of a small business concern that is not a domestic end product . \n\n This preference will be applied during the evaluation process to promote the purchase of domestic supplies and services. \n"} Solicitation Number: 36C24726Q0141 Type: Solicitation Base Type: Solicitation NAICS: 334510 Classification Code: 6515 Response Deadline: 2026-01-14T08:00:00-05:00 Office Address: AUGUSTA, GA Place of Performance: Decatur, Georgia, 30033 POC: Ashley Stewart, ashley.stewart4@va.gov {"description":" PROVIDE AN AUTHORIZED DISTRIBUTOR LETTER FROM THE MANUFACTURER WITH QUOTE. \n\n *Contractors providing products shall provide descriptive literature describing equal characteristics found in SOW and must be compatible with current system. \n\n \n\n If providing a foreign item, please fill out the applicable parts of the SF 1449 starting at page 48 \n\n In accordance with FAR 25.106(1)(i)(A) and FAR 25.106(1)(i)(B), offers from domestic vendors will be given a price evaluation preference of \n\n 20 percent, if the lowest domestic offer is from a large business concern; or \n\n 30 percent, if the lowest domestic offer is from a small business concern. The contracting officer must use this factor, or another factor established in agency regulations, in small business set-asides if the low offer is from a small business concern offering the product of a small business concern that is not a domestic end product . \n\n This preference will be applied during the evaluation process to promote the purchase of domestic supplies and services. \n"}
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