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This document contains questions and answers regarding Request for Quotation 36C25621Q0687 issued by the Michael E. DeBakey VA Medical Center for the rental of a General Electric Healthcare 16X MRI mobile trailer. The VA seeks to rent a 16-channel MRI system with basic coil packages for body, head, spine, and joints imaging. One to two days of application training is requested to focus on duplicating current protocols. The VA's concrete pad and existing power supply of 480V 3-phase 150 amps with a Russell Stoll connector can accommodate an 8.5' x 48' trailer. Network connectivity and a phone line or VOIP will also be provided.
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Michael E. DeBakey VA Medical Center (MEDVAMC) General Electric Healthcare 16X MRI Mobile Trailer Equipment Rental Questions and Answers
1. The Michael E. DeBakey Veteran Affairs Medical Center (MEDVAMC) Network Contracting Office (NCO) 16 received 10 questions in response to Request for Quotation (RFQ) 36C25621Q0687, Michael E. DeBakey VA Medical Center (MEDVAMC) General Electric Healthcare 16X MRI Mobile Trailer Equipment Rental.
2. Please see below detailed Vendor questions and NCO 16’s respective answers accordingly.
Question #1: Are you able to provide more detailed specifications for the GE MRI beyond “16X”?
We just need to the basic coils such as the body, head, spine, and all joints coil. No other specifications are needed.
Question #2: Will the site require any applications training? No
Question #3: In the solicitation there is no mention of the type of coil package you client requires. Do they require 16 channel or 8 channel capability? Both
Question #4: It is mentioned that applications training is required but there is no mention of the amount of days required to train the MRI personnel. This training is expensive with an average cost of $1,900 per day. Please let us know the number of days to quote for apps training?
Application training would be helpful for one to two days to focus on duplicating our current protocols and to ensure they all run properly.
Question #5: Do you have a current MRI pad that will accommodate an 8.5’ X 48’ trailer? Yes
Question #6: Is the pad concrete or asphalt? Concrete
Question #7: Do you have power to the pad? Yes
Question #8: Is the power 480 v, 3 phase, 150amps? Yes
Question #9: Do you have a Russell Stoll connector at the power location? Yes
Question #10: We need to connect the MRI system to the facility data cable and have an IP address assigned and there should be a phone connection or VOIP. Can you verify this? Yes
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