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Alcon Constellation LXT Units Preventive Maintenance Inspection

Veterans Affairs (VA)Sol: 6912632080151
$25K

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Awarded To
Alcon Vision, LLC
Award Amount
$25K
Location
FORT WORTH
UEI
PHBTLNJ4WCM5
Award Date
May 21, 2026
Quick Brief

The Department of Veterans Affairs is procuring maintenance and repair services for the Alcon Constellation LXT Vision System, which is critical for providing eye surgery services to Veterans. The work requires certified engineers from Alcon Vision, LLC due to the proprietary nature of the equipment, ensuring patient safety and compliance with warranty requirements. This procurement is essential to avoid disruptions in care and prevent significant costs associated with alternative solutions.

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Scope & Requirements

The work involves the precision repair and maintenance of the Alcon Constellation LXT Vision System, which is exclusively serviced by Alcon Vision, LLC.

Contract Details

Awarded Amount
$25K
Similar contracts award $13K to $61K (median $25K, 20,490 awards)Within typical range
Incumbent Contractor
Alcon Vision, LLC
NAICS Codes
Place of Performance
Fort Worth, TX, USA

Agency & Contact

Contracting Organization

Agency
VETERANS AFFAIRS, DEPARTMENT OF

Point of Contact

John A. Smith
Contracting Officer
(202) 555-0100

Key Dates

Published18d ago
Jul 6, 2026
Became Solicitation17d ago
Jul 6, 2026
Tracked
Last Updated16d ago
Jul 7, 2026

Description

The CONSTELLATION脗庐 Vision System is manufactured and serviced exclusively by Alcon Vision, LLC.

Its proprietary technologies including ULTRAVIT脗庐/HYPERVIT脗庐 drive technology, integrated PUREPOINT脗庐 laser, IOP Compensation, and ENGAUGE脗庐 RFID are only available through Alcon and cannot be replicated by other suppliers.

Alcon restricts critical parts and service to their own certified engineers for safety, which is necessary due to the complexity and uniqueness of the system.

Attempting to use another company for parts or service would void warranties, risk patient safety, and could lead to equipment failure.

Replacing the entire system with another manufacturer would result in substantial costs for new equipment, training, and facility changes.

Most importantly, any delay or disruption in service would negatively affect Veteran patient care by interrupting essential eye surgery services.

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