Attachment A - Denver Inventory Count Sheet.xlsx

This is an inventory count sheet for medical supplies maintained at a Denver location as part of the Federal Disaster Medical Cache (FCC) for the Eastern Colorado Healthcare System. The spreadsheet contains approximately 800+ line items organized by inventory ID, description, item classification, manufacturer, hazmat status, kit assignment, quantity on hand (QTY O/H), quantity regulated (QTY REG), unit of measure, and storage location. The inventory includes a comprehensive array of emergency medical supplies and equipment such as personal protective equipment (masks, gloves, gowns, safety glasses), wound care and surgical supplies (gauze, bandages, dressings, sutures), airway management equipment (endotracheal tubes, laryngoscope blades, resuscitation bags), IV therapy supplies (catheters, administration sets, fluids), respiratory therapy equipment (nasal cannulas, oxygen tubing, nebulizers), orthopedic supplies (splints, slings, braces), diagnostic instruments (stethoscopes, thermometers, otoscopes), office supplies, emergency blankets, collapsible stretchers, and various other medical devices and consumables. Items are tracked with expiration dates where applicable and are organized into specific emergency response kits (such as DUV Kits A-1 through A-4, Crash Carts, Triage kits, and Mobile Incident Command totes) and storage locations (Room #1, Room #2, and Warehouse areas).

The inventory reflects both current stock levels and required regulatory quantities for each item. Many products show zero on-hand quantities despite established requirements, indicating potential stockage gaps that would need to be addressed through the associated RFQ 36C25927Q0030 for FCC Medical Cache Maintenance. Manufacturers represented include major medical supply vendors such as Moore Medical, McKesson, Covidien, BD, 3M, Baxter, and Ambu. The cache appears designed to support mass casualty incident response with organized categorization by medical function (exam, IV therapy, wound care, respiratory therapy, suction, air management, orthopedics, etc.) and patient acuity level (expectant, delayed, immediate, minor, triage).