Opportunity
New York State Contract Reporter #26142007
SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University seeks Peripheral Vascular Interventional (PVI) Catheters via Premier Consortia Contract.
Posted
September 21, 2026
Respond By
October 13, 2026
Identifier
26142007
NAICS
423450
SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University is seeking to establish a three-year supply agreement for Peripheral Vascular Interventional (PVI) Catheters. - Government Buyer: - State University of New York (SUNY) - SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University - Contracts & Procurement department - Products/Services Requested: - Peripheral Vascular Interventional (PVI) Catheters - No specific part numbers or OEMs provided - Vendors must offer consumables that are equivalent in performance and compatible/interchangeable with existing equipment, supplies, and accessories - Procurement Details: - Utilizes Premier Consortia Contract #PP-CA-730 - Consortium-based purchasing allowed under NY State Finance Law section 163(3)(vi) - No formal competitive process required if price is justified - Unique Requirements: - Vendors must demonstrate product equivalency and compatibility - No set-aside goals for SDVOB, MWBE, or DBE participation - Open invitation for vendors to contact purchasing department to discuss participation - No specific OEMs or part numbers mentioned; opportunity is open to multiple manufacturers offering compatible products.
Description
SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University intends to procure a three-year agreement for Peripheral Vascular Interventional (PVI) Catheters using Premier Consortia Contract # PP-CA-730. The procurement is authorized under New York State Finance Law, section 163(3)(vi), allowing use of a consortium contract without a formal competitive process when justified by price. Vendors selling equivalent and compatible consumables may contact the purchasing agent to discuss the procurement. Equivalency and compatibility must be demonstrated by meeting performance and compatibility with existing equipment, supplies, and accessories.