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R499--VISN 8 Positive Patient Identification System Federal contract opportunity
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36C24826Q0774
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Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration Veterans Integrated Service Network 8

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This is a Questions and Answers document addressing equipment substitution and pricing requirements for the R499--VISN 8 Positive Patient Identification System solicitation (36C24826Q0774) issued by the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration Veterans Integrated Service Network 8.

The document clarifies that the TC-52 handheld device originally specified in the RFQ is no longer available due to end-of-life status and may be replaced with the HC-50, a more robust healthcare handheld device currently in use by other Veterans Affairs facilities for similar applications. The Government will accept replacement items for equipment beyond shelf-life, provided offerors identify salient characteristics of substitute products. All pricing responses must include quotations for a base year plus four (4) option years.

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Questions and Answers

Questions: The TC-52 listed in the RFQ went End of Life last October and is no longer available.

It was replaced by the HC-50, a more robust healthcare hand held device currently being used by other VA’s for this application.

I will need to provide a response that includes this device, OK?

Answer: The Government identifies the salient characteristics. Replacement items shall be accepted for equipment that are beyond its shelf-life.

Note: Offerors shall quote prices for a base plus four (4) option years.

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