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AJ11--Research Support Brigham & Womens Federal contract opportunity
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36C24E21R0030
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Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration Veterans Integrated Service Network 4

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SUBJECT*

Research Support Brigham & Womens

GENERAL INFORMATION

CONTRACTING OFFICE’S ZIP CODE*
15212-5319
SOLICITATION NUMBER*
36C24E21R0030
ARCHIVE
99 DAYS AFTER THE RESPONSE DATE
RECOVERY ACT FUNDS
N
PRODUCT SERVICE CODE*
AJ11
NAICS CODE*
611310
CONTRACTING OFFICE ADDRESS
US Department of Veterans Affairs

Veterans Health Administration Regional Procurement Office (RPO) East 323 North Shore Drive, Suite 500 Pittsburgh PA 15212-5319

POINT OF CONTACT*

lynn.portman@va.gov

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

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Special Notice Special Notice

DESCRIPTION

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Special Notice

Special Notice

The Department of Veterans Affairs, Salt Lake City VA Medical Center, intends to negotiate on a sole source basis, pursuant to FAR 6.302-1, with Brigham & Women’s Hospital in support of VA research study, “VA Quantitative Quality Assurance (VA-QQA) MRI for Brain Health”, “CHIPS: Clinical Health Imaging Portability Standards for VA MRI”, and “Neuroimaging Data Harmonization for LIMBIC-CENC”. The Psychiatry Neuroimaging Lab at Brigham and Women’s have been developing a model-free dMRI harmonization method which can be used to harmonize the “raw dMRI signal” (and not just a particular dMRI measure of interest) across sites. This framework estimates an efficient mapping across scanners despite differences in scanner parameters (including different number of gradients, b-values and spatial resolution). The “Neuroimaging Data Harmonization for LIMBIC-CENC”is a standardization implementation of the VA imaging centers for the brain. The VA currently scans 500,000 scans a year on veterans and this framework established at Brigham and Women’s Hopsital estimates an efficient mapping across scanners despite differences in scanner parameters. The LIMBIC-CERN systems must be used for consistency in research results as key diagnostic categories in MRI brain health, such as detecting TBI-related damage in brain tracts across sites, instruments, body space, and time, correcting the 37 year absence of calibration in MRI. This is a notice of intent is not a request for competitive proposals; however, any responsible source who believes it is capable of meeting the requirement may submit a capability statement to the contracting office no later than July 16th, 12PM, EST. Interest/capability statements may be sent to Lynn Portman at lynn.portman@va.gov. No telephone responses will be accepted. A determination not to compete the proposed requirement based upon the responses to this notice is solely within the discretion of the Government.

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