2020.08.25_VAMC Bedford Building 6_RFI 05_WME Reponse.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- 36C24120R0144
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This document includes a response to a Request for Information and the related federal contract opportunity solicitation. The solicitation is a Request for Proposals from the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration Veterans Integrated Service Network 1 to renovate the Correct Outpatient Mental Health Clinic at the Edith Nourse Rogers Memorial Veterans Hospital in Bedford, Massachusetts. The estimated value of the construction project is between $10 million and $20 million. The North American Industry Classification System code is 236220 and the small business size standard is $39.5 million. This solicitation is 100% set aside for Service-Disabled Veteran Owned Small Businesses. Proposals are due by September 4, 2020. The Request for Information response provides shop drawings and specifications for security patient consoles and headwalls to be installed as part of the renovation.
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REQUEST FOR
INFORMATION
13 water street | newmarket, nh 03857 | 603.200.0096 | www.wmeng.com | www.aecgr.com
Attn: Michael Sanford, PE RFI #: 05 Date: 25 August 2020 Project: Correct Mental Health Deficiencies 6B & FCA Outpatient
Mental Health Renovation Project No.: 36C24120R0144
Ref: Patient Headwalls
No. RFI Proposed Resolution
1 In reviewing the RFI responses provided in amendment 006, we see that the government has provided an attachment showing the locations of the Patient Headwall along with specification 10 25 13 as part of the response to RFI 48. Could you also please provide an elevation, details, and Basis of Design for the Patient Headwall so that we may price this accurately?
Additional Information
WME Response:
The Hospital Systems, Inc. (HSI) Security Patient Console is the basis of design. Template shop drawings are attached. Equivalent products may be submitted for consideration. Systems outlined in Specification Section 10 25 13 are to be mounted inside the console enclosure, with the nurse call system installed adjacent to the enclosure on the wall.
Hospital Systems, Inc.—750 Garcia Ave—Pittsburg, CA 94565 phone: 925.427.7800 fax: 925.427.0800 www.HSIheadwalls.com
The Security Patient Console provides typical hospital devices in a secure area. The 16 gauge steel, lockable security door covers all electrical and medical gas devices and includes a full length hinge and minimum of two locks. The door opens flat against the wall to allow maximum clearance for any medical gas devices.
Backbox shall be a code gauge, formed aluminum trough with a combination of 1/2 inch and 3/4 inch knockouts on top and bottom of the backbox. A powder coated locking fascia enclosure shall be field attached to the backbox assembly by the installing contractor using screws provided by HSI. Electrical conduit runs to the knockouts and wiring within the console shall be the responsibility of the electrical contractor. Medical gas outlets shall be installed in the consoles by the mechanical contractor. Individual fixed barriers in the backbox shall be pre-installed by HSI. at the factory to separate different voltages and mechanical services.
The consoles are made to order, so you can have the configuration and size that meets your requirements.
The Security Patient Service Console is available in stainless steel or powder coated steel.
Security Patient Console
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