Opportunity
New York State Contract Reporter #2140548
SUNY Downstate PVI guidewires and compatible alternatives
Posted
November 04, 2026
Respond By
November 27, 2026
Identifier
2140548
NAICS
423450, 339112
SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University is seeking peripheral vascular guidewires for clinical use. - Government buyer: State University of New York (SUNY), SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University, Contracts & Procurement, Brooklyn, New York. - OEM/vendor: Cook Medical LLC is identified as the supplier in the product list; the notice does not identify it as the current awardee. - Products requested: Peripheral Vascular Interventional (PVI) workhorse and exchange guidewires, with varied diameters, lengths, tip configurations, and design features. No quantities are specified. - Catalog numbers: G04421, G01264, G01261, G01774, G00902, G00652, G00617, G00507, G00474, G00572, G02160, G00561, G00593, G00441, G01505, G00715, G00552, G00559, G00509, G00602, G00587, G00527, G00541, G00511, G01793, G00650, G01602, G00664, G00466, G00609, G00701, G00661, G00524, G00529, G04069, G01057, G01151, G00426, G00412, G00471, G00517, G00794, G01315, G00455, G01063, G00590, G01095, G00691, G01282, G02165, G04194, G00655, G00856, and G01290. - Notable requirement: Equivalent products must meet performance needs and be compatible and interchangeable with existing equipment, supplies, and accessories. - Term: The agreement may run for up to three years; no annual subscription is specified.
Description
SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University intends to procure an agreement for Peripheral Vascular Interventional (PVI) Guidewires through January 31, 2029, using Premier Consortia Contract # PP-CA-742. The procurement is conducted under New York State Finance Law section 163(3)(vi), allowing use of a consortium or comparable entity without a formal competitive process when justified by price. Vendors offering equivalent and compatible consumables may contact the Purchasing Department to discuss the procurement; equivalency and compatibility must meet performance requirements and ensure compatibility and interchangeability with existing equipment, supplies, and accessories.