THE “DIGIT WIDGET” GROWS THE PALMAR SOFT TISSUES OF A CONTRACTED PIP JOINT BACK TO LENGTH BY TRANSMITTING AN EXTENSION TORQUE TO THE JOINT VIA SKELETAL PINS. WHEN COMBINED WITH A SURGICAL PLAN TO REBALANCE THE FORCES ACROSS THE JOINT TOWARD NORMAL, THE WI

Description: The State of New Mexico intends to make a sole-source purchase for the University of New Mexico/Hospital under procurement number 70-H6901-26-CP401, with Hand Biomechanics Lab identified as the intended contractor. The procurement concerns the Digit Widget, a medical device that uses skeletal pins and extension torque to lengthen contracted palmar soft tissues and improve PIP joint function. The notice identifies a $100,000 service purchase for three years and invites potential vendors to identify equivalent alternatives before the response deadline.