03C23Q0061 Med Supplies Salient Characteristics.docx
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This document outlines requirements for a multiple award blanket purchase agreement for medical, dental, and surgical supplies and equipment. The Department of Homeland Security and its components require these supplies to support emergency medical services for operational and pandemic needs. Requirements include general medical supplies, automated external defibrillators and heart monitors, medical supply kits, and clinical and dental supplies. The agreement will have a five-year period of performance and be awarded to vendors that can meet the needs of Customs and Border Protection, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Homeland Security Investigations, Enforcement and Removal Operations, Federal Emergency Management Agency, Federal Protective Service, Transportation Security Administration, U.S. Coast Guard, and U.S. Secret Service. Questions regarding the solicitation are due by March 3, 2023. It is anticipated that awards will be made using simplified acquisition procedures.
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Oropharyngeal Airways
· Must be constructed out of medical-grade Polyethylene
· Must come in multiple sizes to fit from children up to large adults.
· Each size must be different colors for quick identification
· Must be sterile-packed
· Minimum 5-years shelf life
· Example: Berman CPR Pocket Mask:
· Must be sterile-packed
· Must have a semi-transparent face shield to allow visualization of patients’ lips, mouth, and nose.
· Most include one-way valve/filter to protect rescuer
· Must be latex-free
· Two single use masks per pack.
· Example: Adsafe Vented Chest Seal 2/Pack
· Must be packaged to fit in issued Individual First Aid Kits(IFAK) (7” H x 6” W)
· Must be able to adhere to excessive blood or perspiration.
· Must include two seals per package for treatment of entry/exit wounds or multiple wounds
· Must be designed and tested to perform under extreme conditions as follows: (From 32-140 degrees).
· Example: Hyfin Medical Response Backpack
· Heavy-duty construction (Ballistic Nylon, Example: Cordura)
· Must include backpack straps and carry handles.
· Must include hydration bladder sleeve
· Color must be either black, tan, or green.
Lower Extremity Traction Device
· Compact traction device for splinting lower extremities.
· Must be comprised of a folding pole, elastic leg straps, adjustable ankle hitch, and adjustable groin strap.
· Must be compact (approximately 6”x 12”) to fit in issued EMT bags
· Must be designed to be applied by a single rescuer
· Example: Kendrick Traction Device Supraglottic Airway Device:
· Designed for insertion by certified EMT level providers with DHS approved advanced skills.
· Must contain a sachet of lubricant
· Must come in multiple sizes to fit from neonate (2kg) up to large adults; (90+kg).
· Must be packaged in a clear, sterile pack
· Must be in a sterile package. Must include a non-inflatable cuff
· Example: i-Gel Tourniquet:
· Must effectively stop arm or leg blood flow in tactical (care under fire) scenarios
· Must support one-handed application
· Must feature a windlass rod that can be twisted and securely locked in place
· Must be designed to slide over a limb as a loop or unclip to fit around hard to reach areas.
· Example: CAT, SOF-T Combat Gauze:
· Must promote clotting within minutes
· Must use the same placement technique as standard gauze
· Must produce NO Heat
· Must have at least a 5-year shelf life
· Must be recommended by the Committee on Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) (Department of Defense)
· Example: QuickClot Gauze, Celox Gauze, ChitoGauze.
Automated External Defibrillator
· Must be portable with an integrated carrying case for operational use.
· Must provide detailed CPR guidance.
· Must feature a CPR cycle timer, combined with voice and text prompts, to help guide responders through the rescue.
· Must features integrated real-time CPR feedback. Example: “Push Harder”, “Good Compressions)” so they know when they are administering high-quality CPR.
· Must feature pediatric adaptability.
· Must feature minimum 5-year battery lifespan
· Must be able to report on AED readiness status and report a failed self-test
· Battery Capacity: minimum of 6 hours of continuous monitoring
· Example: ZOLL AED Plus, LIFEPAK CR-2 Cardiac Heart Monitor
· Must feature automated ECG analysis and prompted treatment protocol for patients in cardiac arrest, Manual Mode for manual defibrillation, synchronized cardioversion, noninvasive pacing and ECG/vital sign monitoring, Archive mode for accessing stored patient information, and adult/child modes
· Must be designed with portability in mind and include accessory bags and shoulder straps
· Must feature full color or high contrast display for ease of viewing
· Must capture and store data (Example; date, time, waveforms, and annotations) in internal memory
· Must allow user to select and print reports and transfer the stored information.
· Must feature extended runtime (at least 6 hours on a single charge).
· Must be designed to withstand operating temperatures of at least 32-113 degrees Fahrenheit.
· Must be ruggedized to withstand shocks, vibrations and splashes according to MIL-STD-810 requirements.
· Example: ZOLL Propaq MD, LIFEPAK 15
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