Attachment 2 Pricing Sheet.xlsx

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Patient Monitoring System Federal contract opportunity
Solicitation number
FA558720Q1029
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Department of the Air Force United States Air Forces in Europe - Air Forces Africa

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This document contains an attachment with pricing sheets and equipment lists for a patient monitoring system solicitation. The U.S. Air Force is seeking a turnkey solution for a patient monitoring system for the 48th Medical Group hospital at RAF Lakenheath, England. The requirement is for 32 patient monitors to be located in various departments including the ER, MSU, SCU, PACU, APU and OR. The pricing sheet lists the desired quantities, product prices and currencies for line items of patient monitors in each location. The monitors must have capabilities such as ECG, FAST SpO2, NIBP, RR, temperature, EtCO2 and invasive pressure monitoring. They must also be compatible with various medical record systems and able to slave data to an electronic charting system. Interested contractors are requested to provide pricing along with information such as estimated delivery dates, status of necessary approvals and contracting information.

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Solicitation FA558720Q1029.pdf PDF
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Attachment 1a ATO and ATC Sheeet.docx DOCX document
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TAB A Equipment List & Location

UNITMonitored BedsWaveformsNellcore SpO2FAST SpO2EtCO2ECG 5 LeadECG 12 Leaddual invas press/tempArterial Line Monitoring Cardiac Output Measuring/MonitoringSalient CharacteristicsCentral StationTelemetry (portable patient monitoring system w/ reusable batteries)Interactive Review Station
E.R66XXXXXAt minimum. E.R needs 6 monitors capable for saving all data to Innovian electronic charting system for recording. Need to have MIB/RS232 board to connect to Essentris. All monitors will either be compatible with the cables and cuffs (ECG, BP cable and cuff, SPO2, and TEMP, EtCO2, ) Wall mounts for 6 monitors. Two GCX rails. Must work with Essentris, MHS Genesis, and CHCS, AHLTA101
MSU and SCU116XXXXXAt minimum. MSU Needs 7 monitors with ECG, FAST SpO2, NIBP, RR, temperature and 3 waves, that can provide real time continuous patient monitoring. SCU needs 4 monitors with 6 waves, that are advanced real temi continuous patient monitoring for critical care and have ECG, SpO2, NIBP, RR, Temp, and all forms of invasive pressure monitoring (arterial lines pressure and central venous pressures). Must work with Essentris, MHS Genesis, AJLTA and CHCS2Qty 4 At minimum reads SpO2
PACU36XXXXXAt minimum. The PACU (3 monitors) will require the same monitor specifications noted above but will need EtCO2 monitoring capability.All monitors will either be compatible with the cables and cuffs (ECG, BP cable and cuff, SPO2, and TEMP) that we already utilize in the hospital or new cables and cuffs will need to be purchased. onitors will be 100–240 V~, 45–65 Hz compatible and include a battery system with at least 30 minutes of battery life in case of power outage during use, or if needed for patient transport. 3 EtCO2 extensions with invasive press/temp. Must work with Essentris, MHS Genesis, AHLTA and CHCS
0Qty 2 At minimum reads SpO2
APU84XXXXXAt minimum. The APU requires 8 monitors that can provide real time continuous patient monitoring. The monitor needs to have the ability to measure: ECG, SpO2, NIBP, RR, and Temperature. Monitors will either be compatible with the cables and cuffs (ECG, BP cable and cuff, SPO2, and TEMP) that we already utilize in the hospital or new cables and cuffs will need to be purchasedMonitors will be 100–240 V~, 45–65 Hz compatible and include a battery system with at least 30 minutes of battery life in case of power outage during use, or if needed for patient transport. Must work with Essentris, MHS Genesis, AHLTA and CHCS00
OR48XXXXXoperating rooms (4 monitors) advanced real time continuous patient monitoring equipment is required. Monitors are required for observing vital signs while the patient is under all types of anesthesia. Monitors will require the ability to monitor: ECG, SpO2, NIBP, RR, Temperature, and all forms of invasive pressure monitoring (arterial line pressures and central venous pressures). Monitors will be compatible and will allow for the input and display from the anesthetic gas analyzer (Phillips G7 Gas Analyzer) and monitors must have the capability to slave all data to the Innovian electronic charting system for recording.00

TAB B Pricing

Contractor Name:
Email:
Phone:
Desired QTYOffered ProductPrice & Currency
Line Item 0001Patient Monitors E.R.6 Each
Line Item 0002Patient Monitors MSU and SCU11 each
Line Item 0003Patinet Monitors PACU3 each
Line Item 0004Patient Monitors APU8 each
Line Item 0005Patient Montiors OR4 each
TOTAL32 each

Estimated Delivery/Installation Date: ___________________________

Status of ATO/ATC: _______________________________

Print Name:

Signature:

DUNS:
CAGE Code:

Comments:

Patient Monitors, Attachment II Pricing Sheet

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