The VA is seeking a national multiple-award FFP IDIQ program for FDA-cleared electrotherapeutic devices and accessories—TENS, IFC, short-wave diathermy, and portable neuromodulation—to support non-opioid pain management for Veterans. Awards will be made on a per-CLIN/SLIN basis through a tiered evaluation prioritizing SDVOSBs, then VOSBs, then other small businesses, with large businesses considered only if no small-business award can be made. Evaluation uses LPTA for CLINs/SLINs X001–X004 and best-value tradeoff for X005/X005AA, and offerors must provide compliant technical, FDA, past-performance, pricing, country-of-origin, and product-sample documentation as revised by the amendments. Products will support VA Medical Centers and Community-Based Outpatient Clinics nationwide, with required product samples shipped to the VA Denver Logistics Service facility in Golden, Colorado. The VA intends to finalize award decisions on or before January 19, 2027, when the legacy TENS contract expires.

The VA seeks multiple firm-fixed-price IDIQ base and delivery-order contracts for FDA-cleared electro-therapeutic devices and accessories—TENS, interferential current therapy, short-wave diathermy, and portable neuromodulation—to support non-opioid pain management for Veterans nationwide. The procurement uses a tiered evaluation approach prioritizing SDVOSBs, then VOSBs, then other small businesses, and finally other-than-small businesses, with awards made by CLIN/SLIN. Evaluation is lowest price technically acceptable for CLINs X001–X004 and best-value tradeoff for CLIN X005/X005AA. Offerors must provide technical capability statements, OEM distributor letters where applicable, FDA clearance documentation, past performance references, required certificates/attachments, and product samples shipped to the VA Denver Logistics Service in Golden, Colorado. The VA intends to finalize award decisions no later than January 19, 2027, the expiration date of the legacy TENS contract.

The VA seeks multiple firm-fixed-price IDIQ base contracts and delivery orders, awarded by CLIN/SLIN, for a national program supplying FDA-cleared TENS, interferential current, short-wave diathermy, and portable neuromodulation devices plus accessories for non-opioid pain management at VA medical centers and community-based outpatient clinics. The procurement expands and recompetes the legacy TENS program and will use a tiered evaluation prioritizing SDVOSB, then VOSB, then other small business, then other-than-small business offerors, with CLINs X001–X004 evaluated on lowest price technically acceptable and X005/X005AA on best-value tradeoff. Offerors must provide a signed SF 1449, technical capability statement, OEM authorized-distributor letters for non-manufacturers, FDA clearance documentation, past-performance CPARS/PPQs, applicable Buy American/Trade Agreements certification, required solicitation attachments, and product samples at no cost to the Government. Product samples must be sent to the VA Denver Logistics Service in Golden, Colorado, and all proposal preparation and submission costs are borne solely by the offeror. The VA intends to finalize award decisions by January 19, 2027, the expiration date of the legacy TENS contract, though award is not guaranteed and may be made on some but not all CLINs/SLINs.

The VA seeks multiple firm-fixed-price IDIQ base contracts and delivery orders, awarded by CLIN/SLIN, for FDA-cleared electrotherapeutic devices and accessories supporting non-opioid pain management for Veterans nationwide across VA Medical Centers and Community-Based Outpatient Clinics. The program recompetes the legacy TENS contract and expands it to include IFC, short-wave diathermy (thermal/non-thermal), portable neuromodulation for headache disorders, and consumable accessories such as electrodes, lead wires, chargers, and garment applicators. Awards will use a tiered evaluation—SDVOSB first, then VOSB, then other small businesses, then large businesses—with CLINs X001–X004 evaluated lowest-price technically acceptable and CLIN X005 best value tradeoff. Offerors must provide a signed SF 1449, technical capability statement, OEM authorized-distributor letters for non-manufacturers, FDA clearance documentation, past-performance CPARS/PPQs, required attachments, and product samples shipped at no cost to the VA Denver Logistics Service facility in Golden, Colorado. The VA anticipates finalizing awards by January 19, 2027, when the legacy TENS contract expires.

The VA seeks a national multiple-award FFP/IDIQ program for FDA-cleared electro-therapeutic devices and accessories—TENS, IFC, short-wave diathermy, and portable neuromodulation systems—for non-opioid pain management for Veterans, with performance across all VA Medical Centers and Community-Based Outpatient Clinics and product samples shipped to the VA’s Denver Logistics Service facility in Golden, Colorado. Awards will be made on a per-CLIN/SLIN basis under a tiered evaluation approach prioritizing SDVOSBs, then VOSBs, then other small businesses, with large businesses considered only if no small-business award can be made. Evaluation will use Lowest Price Technically Acceptable for CLINs/SLINs X001–X004 and Best Value–Tradeoff for X005/X005AA. Offerors must submit required documentation including SF 1449, technical capability statement, OEM authorized distributor letters for non-manufacturers, FDA clearances, past performance, price matrices, and product samples, with Amendment 0003 removing the BAA certificate, requiring separate AD SLIN price matrices, and clarifying Rule of Two/tiered evaluation and primary price matrix requirements. The VA intends to finalize award decisions on or before January 19, 2027, the expiration date of the legacy TENS contract, though award is not guaranteed and may be made for only some CLINs/SLINs.

The VA is recompeting and expanding a national procurement for FDA-cleared electro-therapeutic devices and accessories supporting non-opioid pain management, including TENS, IFC, short-wave diathermy, and portable neuromodulation for headache disorders. The program will establish multiple firm-fixed-price IDIQ contracts and delivery orders awarded on a per-CLIN/SLIN basis, with products delivered across VA Medical Centers and Community-Based Outpatient Clinics nationwide. Competition uses a tiered set-aside evaluation that prioritizes SDVOSBs first, then VOSBs, then other small businesses, and finally large businesses, with LPTA evaluation for some CLINs/SLINs and Best Value-Tradeoff for others. Offerors must provide a signed SF 1449, technical capability statement, OEM authorized distributor letters for non-manufacturers, FDA clearance documentation, past performance, required attachments, and product samples shipped at no cost to the VA Denver Logistics Service facility in Golden, Colorado. The VA intends to finalize award decisions on or before January 19, 2027, subject to competition results and the expiration of the legacy TENS contract.

The VA seeks multiple firm-fixed-price IDIQ contracts and delivery orders for FDA-cleared electro-therapeutic devices and accessories supporting non-opioid pain management, expanding beyond TENS to include IFC, short-wave diathermy, and portable neuromodulation for headache disorders. Products include parent CLIN devices and subordinate SLIN accessories such as electrodes, lead wires, chargers, garment applicators, and consumables, with universal and item-specific minimum technical requirements. This is a tiered set-aside evaluation prioritizing SDVOSBs, then VOSBs, then other small businesses, and finally large businesses if no award can be made at earlier tiers. Evaluation uses lowest price technically acceptable for CLINs/SLINs X001–X004 and best value tradeoff for X005/X005AA, with the VA intending to finalize award decisions on or before January 19, 2027, when the legacy TENS contract expires. Performance supports Veterans across all VA Medical Centers and Community-Based Outpatient Clinics nationwide, with required product samples shipped to the VA Denver Logistics Service facility in Golden, Colorado.

The VA seeks multiple firm-fixed-price, IDIQ contracts for FDA-cleared electro-therapeutic devices and accessories—including TENS, IFC, short-wave diathermy, and portable neuromodulation systems—for non-opioid pain management across VA medical centers and community-based outpatient clinics nationwide. Awards will use a tiered set-aside evaluation prioritizing SDVOSBs, then VOSBs, then other small businesses, then large businesses, with CLINs X001–X004 evaluated under Lowest Price Technically Acceptable and CLIN X005/X005AA under Best Value–Tradeoff. Offerors must submit a signed SF 1449, technical capability statement, OEM authorized distributor letters if applicable, FDA clearance letters, past performance references, completed attachments, and product samples shipped to the VA Denver Logistics Service in Golden, Colorado. Products must be deliverable within 30 calendar days of order receipt, and the VA anticipates final award decisions by January 19, 2027, when the legacy TENS contract expires.

The VA seeks a national procurement program for FDA-cleared electro-therapeutic modalities and accessories supporting non-opioid pain management, including TENS, interferential current therapy, short-wave diathermy, and portable neuromodulation systems for headache disorders. It will establish multiple Firm-Fixed-Price, Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity base contracts and delivery orders awarded on a per-CLIN/SLIN basis. Awards will use the VA’s tiered set-aside evaluation approach, prioritizing verified SDVOSBs, then VOSBs, then other small businesses, and finally large businesses. Evaluation will use Lowest Price Technically Acceptable for certain CLINs/SLINs and Best Value–Tradeoff for others. Products will support VA Medical Centers and Community-Based Outpatient Clinics nationwide, with product samples shipped to the VA’s Denver Logistics Services facility in Golden, Colorado; the VA intends to finalize awards no later than January 19, 2027.

The VA seeks multiple Firm-Fixed-Price, Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity contracts and delivery orders, awarded per CLIN/SLIN, for FDA-cleared electro-therapeutic devices and accessories supporting non-opioid pain management for Veterans nationwide at VA Medical Centers and Community-Based Outpatient Clinics. The program recompetes and expands the legacy TENS contract to include Interferential Current Therapy, Short-Wave Diathermy (thermal and non-thermal), and portable Neuromodulation systems for headache disorders, plus accessories such as electrodes, lead wires, chargers, and garment-based applicators. Awards will follow the VA Tiered Set-Aside Evaluation Approach, prioritizing SDVOSBs, then VOSBs, then other small business concerns, and finally other-than-small businesses if no earlier-tier award can be made. Evaluation will use Lowest Price Technically Acceptable for certain CLINs/SLINs and Best Value–Tradeoff for others, with anticipated award decisions no later than January 19, 2027. Offerors must submit extensive technical, FDA clearance, distributor authorization, past-performance, and pricing documentation, and must ship product samples at no cost to the VA Denver Logistics Services facility in Golden, Colorado.

The VA seeks a national procurement program for FDA-cleared electro-therapeutic modalities and accessories supporting non-opioid pain management, including TENS, IFC, short-wave diathermy, and portable neuromodulation systems for headache disorders. The acquisition will establish multiple firm-fixed-price IDIQ base contracts and delivery orders awarded on a per-CLIN/SLIN basis, using a tiered evaluation that prioritizes SDVOSBs, then VOSBs, then other small businesses, and finally large businesses. Offerors must submit a technical capability statement, OEM authorized distributor letters for non-manufacturers, FDA clearances, past performance documentation, product samples, and all required solicitation attachments, and must be able to deliver ordered products within 30 calendar days of receipt. Required product samples must be shipped to the VA Denver Logistics Service in Golden, Colorado, while the devices will support Veterans across all VA Medical Centers and Community-Based Outpatient Clinics. The VA intends to finalize award decisions on or before January 19, 2027, the expiration date of the legacy TENS contract.

The VA seeks multiple Firm-Fixed-Price IDIQ contracts and per-CLIN/SLIN delivery orders for FDA-cleared electro-therapeutic devices and accessories supporting non-opioid pain management for Veterans nationwide across VA Medical Centers and Community-Based Outpatient Clinics. This recompetition expands the legacy TENS program to include Interferential Current Therapy, Short-Wave Diathermy, and portable neuromodulation systems for headache disorders, plus associated consumables such as electrodes, lead wires, chargers, and garment-based applicators. The acquisition uses the VA Tiered Set-Aside Evaluation Approach, evaluating SDVOSBs first, then VOSBs, then other small businesses, and finally other-than-small businesses if no earlier-tier award can be made. Source selection will use Lowest Price Technically Acceptable for CLINs/SLINs X001–X004 and Best Value–Tradeoff for X005/X005AA, with delivery required within 30 calendar days of order receipt. The VA intends to finalize award decisions by January 19, 2027, aligning with the legacy TENS contract expiration.

The VA seeks FDA-cleared electro-therapeutic devices and accessories for non-opioid pain management, including TENS, interferential current therapy, short-wave diathermy, and portable neuromodulation systems for headache disorders, plus consumables such as electrodes, lead wires, chargers, and garment applicators. The acquisition will establish multiple firm-fixed-price, indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity base contracts and delivery orders awarded on a per-CLIN/SLIN basis to support all VA Medical Centers and community-based outpatient clinics nationwide, with product samples shipped to the VA Denver Logistics Service in Golden, Colorado. Evaluation and award will follow the VA Tiered Set-Aside Evaluation Approach, prioritizing SDVOSBs first, then VOSBs, then other small businesses, and finally large businesses if no award can be made at earlier tiers. Source selection will use Lowest Price Technically Acceptable for CLINs/SLINs X001–X004 and Best Value–Tradeoff for CLIN/SLIN X005 and X005AA. The VA intends to finalize award decisions on or before January 19, 2027.

The VA seeks multiple Firm-Fixed-Price IDIQ base contracts and delivery orders for FDA-cleared electro-therapeutic modalities and accessories—TENS, IFC, short-wave diathermy, and portable neuromodulation for headache disorders—to support non-opioid pain management for Veterans nationwide. This recompetes and expands the legacy TENS program, with awards made on a per-CLIN/SLIN basis and both universal and item-specific minimum technical requirements. The procurement uses VA’s tiered set-aside evaluation: SDVOSB first, then VOSB, then other small businesses, then other-than-small/large businesses, with offers solicited simultaneously but evaluated sequentially. Evaluation will use Lowest Price Technically Acceptable for CLINs/SLINs X001–X004 and Best Value–Tradeoff for X005 and X005AA; offerors must provide technical capability, OEM distributor letters if non-manufacturers, FDA clearances, past performance, required attachments, and product samples at no cost. Performance/support is nationwide across VA medical centers and community-based outpatient clinics, product samples must go to VA Denver Logistics Services in Golden, Colorado, and the VA anticipates award no later than January 19, 2027, when the legacy TENS contract expires.

The VA seeks multiple firm-fixed-price IDIQ contracts and delivery orders for FDA-cleared electro-therapeutic devices and accessories supporting non-opioid pain management, including TENS, interferential current therapy, short-wave diathermy, and portable neuromodulation for headache disorders, for Veterans across VA medical centers and community-based outpatient clinics. Awards will be made per CLIN/SLIN under a tiered evaluation prioritizing verified SDVOSBs, then VOSBs, then other small businesses, and finally large businesses if no small-business award is made. Evaluation will use Lowest Price Technically Acceptable for CLINs/SLINs X001–X004 and Best Value–Tradeoff for X005 and X005AA. The VA intends to finalize award decisions by January 19, 2027, and product samples must be shipped to the VA Denver Logistics Service in Golden, Colorado, with the contracting office also located in Golden, CO. Offerors must provide technical capability statements, OEM distributor letters for non-manufacturers, FDA clearances, past performance documentation, and completed solicitation attachments, all at the Offeror’s own expense.

The VA seeks a national procurement program for FDA-cleared electro-therapeutic modalities for non-opioid pain management, including TENS, IFC, short-wave diathermy, portable neuromodulation systems, and associated accessories, for Veterans across all VA Medical Centers and Community-Based Outpatient Clinics. The program will use multiple Firm-Fixed-Price, Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity base contracts and delivery orders awarded per CLIN/SLIN, with product samples required at no cost to the Government and shipped to the VA’s Denver Logistics Services facility in Golden, Colorado. Awards will follow the VA’s tiered evaluation approach, prioritizing Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Businesses, then Veteran-Owned Small Businesses, then other small business concerns, and finally other-than-small/large businesses. Evaluation will use Lowest Price Technically Acceptable procedures for CLINs/SLINs X001–X004 and Best Value–Tradeoff procedures for X005/X005AA. The VA intends to finalize award decisions on or before January 19, 2027, when the legacy TENS contract expires.