Opportunity
North Carolina eVP #Doc2338088290
Statewide Contract for Durable Medical Equipment and Services in North Carolina
Posted
September 04, 2026
Respond By
October 05, 2026
Identifier
Doc2338088290
NAICS
423450, 532283
North Carolina is seeking bids for a five-year statewide contract to supply new, unused durable medical equipment (DME) and related services to all state entities and healthcare facilities. - Government Buyer: - Department of Administration, Division of Purchase & Contract - Products Requested: - Wide range of DME including: - Wheelchairs (manual, power, bariatric, all-terrain, accessories) - Stair lifts (curved, straight, outdoor, platform, ceiling lifts, accessories) - Bathroom chairs (shower/commode, tub transfer, mobile/tilt, stationary, transport, bariatric, accessories) - Mobility aids (rollators, lifting devices, accessories) - Scooters (3-wheel, 4-wheel, electric, heavy-duty, bariatric, accessories) - Beds (hospital, home care, mattresses, bariatric) - Patient lifts (stand-assist, stands, bariatric, accessories) - Shower/bath safety products (grab bars, accessories) - Door openers (residential, commercial, automatic, accessories) - Other unspecified DME - Services Requested: - Assembly, repair, and modifications for DME - Warranty and post-warranty maintenance - Clinical assessments, seating evaluations, fittings, and consultation (requires certified Assistive Technology Specialist) - Notable Requirements: - Vendors must offer percentage discounts off MSRP - Comprehensive product lines and delivery/installation across all 100 NC counties - Delivery within 14 days for standard products, 30 days for custom orders - Open enrollment allows new manufacturers to join during contract term - No specific OEMs or brands are named; vendors must supply a broad range of DME from multiple manufacturers.
Description
This solicitation is for a statewide term contract to procure durable medical equipment for use by all state entities in North Carolina. The contract covers various medical equipment and accessories, including physical and occupational therapy and rehabilitation products. The procurement is managed by the North Carolina Department of Administration, Division of Purchase & Contract. Bids are due by October 5, 2026, and the contract aims to provide medical equipment to support healthcare facilities and services across the state.