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Combined Synopsis/Solicitation Notice Combined Synopsis/Solicitation Notice
| SUBJECT* |
| Bariatric Medical Beds for the Community Living Center (CLC) |
GENERAL INFORMATION
| CONTRACTING OFFICE’S ZIP CODE* |
| 95652-2609 |
| SOLICITATION NUMBER* |
| 36C26123Q0378 |
| RESPONSE DATE/TIME/ZONE |
| 04-03-2023 15:00 PACIFIC TIME, LOS ANGELES, USA |
| ARCHIVE |
| 60 DAYS AFTER THE RESPONSE DATE |
| RECOVERY ACT FUNDS |
| N |
| SET-ASIDE |
| SDVOSBC |
| PRODUCT SERVICE CODE* |
| 6530 |
| NAICS CODE* |
| 339113 |
| CONTRACTING OFFICE ADDRESS |
| Department of Veterans Affairs |
VA Sierra Pacific Network (VISN 21) VA Northern California HealthCare System 5342 Dudley Blvd, Bldg 209 McClellan CA 95652-2609
POINT OF CONTACT*
Contract Specialist Brian K. Fritz brian.fritz@va.gov 916-923-4348
PLACE OF PERFORMANCE
| ADDRESS |
| VA Pacific Islands Health Care System |
VA Honolulu Warehouse
3375 Koapaka Street, Suite D-155
Honolulu HI
| POSTAL CODE |
| 96819-1522 |
| COUNTRY |
| USA |
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
AGENCY’S URL
URL DESCRIPTION
AGENCY CONTACT’S EMAIL ADDRESS
EMAIL DESCRIPTION
DESCRIPTION
SALIENT CHARACTERISTICS
BRAND NAME OR EQUAL TO Umano Medical ook snow ALL Medical Bariatric Bed model # 200-0000
An ‘all-in-one’ medical bed system that the suits the needs of all Veteran residents.
1) Essential/significant physical, functional, or performance characteristics:
· The bed system should include a standardized bed frame, mattress, and support surfaces that promote a home-like environment to remain consistent with the CLC’s push for making residents feel as if they are in their own home environment
· Bed should feature an easy-to-navigate
· Bed frame should be customizable to each patient’s clinical needs and preferences to avoid the need for constant switching of frames/mattresses upon each new admission
· Height of bed should be as low to the ground as possible (preferably 10-12 inches) to reduce the risk of falls, which has been a recurring problem within the community living center
· Bed frame should be capable of supporting a weight capacity of up to 1000 lbs.
· The support surfaces should be supportive of wound care best practices – surface design and air chambers should run horizontally to ensure less disruption to the healing of open wounds
· Support surfaces should also support microclimate management, alternating pressure, and pressure redistribution modalities
· Bed surface should be dynamic in that it adjusts to where the patient is sitting/laying to allow for easier, more comfortable movement for patients without deflating the surface or causing additional pressure points
· The bed mattress pump should be able to generate enough air to reach up to 50 liters per minute or more to deter the spread of airborne particles throughout a room
· Hospital bed should have a brake lock with easy maneuvering steering
· Side rails should accommodate the bed to ensure patient safety and security
· Bed frame and support surfaces should be easily cleanable to ensure infection control policies are complied with
· Hospital beds should be in compliance with long-term care standards and the latest federal health and safety regulations
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| Combined Synopsis/Solicitation Notice |
Combined Synopsis/Solicitation Notice
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