Attachment A- Hardware Specifications~1.docx
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- Solicitation number
- BD-17-1031-LSH00-LSH01-00000009641
- Issued by
- Suffolk County, Massachusetts
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This document is Attachment A to a Request for Responses (RFR) related to a Picture Archiving and Communication System (PACS) for the state of Massachusetts. The RFR seeks proposals for hardware configurations and specifications, including requirements for PACS servers, workstations, monitors, and storage. The minimum specifications are provided for 2 radiologist viewing stations, 2 outpatient viewing stations, 1 quality assurance review station, 1 operating room station, and 1 holding area station. Additional server requirements are outlined, including the need for primary NAS storage, an HL7 gateway, system monitoring, and cloud-based offsite backup. The contract opportunity has an ID of 173024 and is for PACS with voice dictation and image sharing services.
The cost proposal for this opportunity should be provided as a fee per study, which will include the cost of all hardware, software, maintenance, shipping, and related fees. No brand names are specified, but the required performance characteristics are detailed. The state is seeking a complete service restoration capability within 72 hours in the event of a catastrophic failure, as well as access to images during any planned or unplanned downtime.
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Attachment A: Hardware Configuration and Specifications RFR_173024 Attachment A: Hardware Configuration and Specifications
Section 2.6 Hardware Specifications for PACS Servers, Monitors, and Workstations
Submit Cost proposals as a fee per study only. Included in the fee per study is the cost of the server(s), workstations, software upgrades, maintenance, parts, service and repair, all shipping, handling, and receiving charges or fees. The cost of the hardware will be reflected in the bidder’s cost response, and by line item roll up into the proposed fee per study.
Below are the minimum specifications for the PACS workstations. For the purpose of this solicitation, any reference to brand name is for the sole purpose of describing the standard of quality, performance and/or characteristics desired and is not intended to limit or restrict competition.
PACS WORKSTATIONS
1. 2 Radiologist Viewing Stations, each requiring:
· 2 GrayScale 5mp monitors
· The luminance output is capable of at least 400 cd/m2
· 1 each Color monitor
· 1 Hp Z620 or larger workstation (with 12 GB Ram and 250 GB Solid State hard drives)
2. 2 each ACC (outpatient) Viewing Station:
· 20” or larger color monitor
· The luminance output is capable of at least 400 cd/m2
· 1 HP Z620 workstation (6gb ram and 250gb Solid State hard drive)
· The luminance output is capable of at least 400 cd/m2
3. 1 Q/A Review Stations (located within the Radiology Department) requiring:
· 1 20” or larger color monitor
· The luminance output is capable of at least 400 cd/m2
· 1 HP Z620 workstation (6gb ram and 250gb Solid State hard drive)
· The luminance output is capable of at least 400 cd/m2
4. 1 each O.R.
· 1 20” or larger color monitor
· The luminance output is capable of at least 400 cd/m2
· 1 HP Z620 workstation (6 GB ram and 250 GB Solid State hard drive)
5. 1 each DOC Holding area
· 1 20” or larger color monitor
· 1 HP Z620 workstation (6 GB ram and 250 GB Solid State hard drive)
PACS SERVERS
1. 2Spectra Server
2. Primary Nas
· All Images stored on a Raid5
· Provide cost for Raid 1 as an option
3. Oracle Server
4. HL7Gateway
5. 2 Netgates
6. OmniIts(System monitoring)
7. BackUp Nas (Backup images real time(As they are taken and sent to PACS)
8. Cloud Storage to replace Tape Drive
· Automated offsite backup of images, database and configuration files (daily for differential and weekly for full backup)
9. Complete service restoration from a catastrophic failure do to hardware or software failure within 72 hours.
10. Provide access to images during downtime whether planned or unplanned
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