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U.S. Department Of Defense·Tennessee

Newborn Screening

Closes 10/28/2026$100k – $500kSole Source
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Description

The Defense Health Agency’s Health Contracting Division – Northeast will award a firm‑fixed‑price sole‑source contract to the Tennessee Department of Health to provide newborn dried‑blood‑spot screening services for infants born at the Blanchfield Army Community Hospital. The work consists of receipt, testing, analysis, and reporting of newborn specimens in compliance with Tennessee law, with no other entities allowed to perform the service. The contract is initially for a 12‑month base period with up to four additional 12‑month options and a possible six‑month extension. • Performs state‑mandated newborn blood‑spot laboratory screening for all infants delivered at BACH (Fort Campbell, TN). • Requires submission of specimens to the Tennessee State Public Health Laboratory; no alternative commercial labs qualify. • Firm‑fixed‑price contract; award expected around 1 Nov 2026; options extend the work for up to five years.

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Contact

Justin Balster

[email protected]

Key dates

Opened
10/20/2026
Closes
10/28/2026
Projected award
11/1/2026
Duration
12 months

Last updated

Details

Type
Sole Source
Industry
Healthcare and Medical Services
NAICS
621511
Solicitation №
HT001427QE005

Budget estimate

$100,000 – $500,000

The contract’s monetary value is not disclosed, but newborn screening typically costs between $50‑$150 per infant. Assuming 1,000‑2,000 births per year at the Fort Campbell hospital, the annual spend would be roughly $75,000‑$300,000. With up to five years of options, the total contract value could range from $100,000 to $500,000.

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