Attachment B-MH DOM Furniture Salient Characteristics.docx

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This document outlines requirements for furniture to be provided for behavioral health patient rooms at Department of Veterans Affairs facilities. The solicitation seeks platform beds, desks, nightstands, and wardrobes to coordinate in style. All items must be heavyweight construction between 150-200 pounds, have rounded corners for safety, and a wood-look vinyl or plastic finish. Fixtures must prevent attachment of any objects that could be used for self-harm. The furniture must ship assembled and be ready for deployment, with a 5-year warranty. Basis of design items are specified. The related federal contract opportunity is solicitation number 36C24723Q0802 from the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration Veterans Integrated Service Network 7 for behavioral health patient room furniture.

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PRODUCTS/SALIENT CHARACTERISTICS. All quotes shall address and meet all salient Characteristics/ defined in attachment “MH Furniture Salient Characteristics”.

Line Item 1: Patient Platform Bed with Headboard to Coordinate with Desk, Quantity – 145 Bed Size: Approximately 38-40”W x 78-82”L x 15-18””H Platform Bed Requirements:

· Heavyweight design to discourage moving the bed if not attached to the wall or floor. ~150-200lbs each

· 1” side panels with internal solid reinforced rails for wood product construction

· Wood-look finish, but NOT solid wood with a varnish. Vinyl-wrapped wood product or rotomolded plastic are acceptable

· All mounted fixtures are designed to prevent attachment of devices that could be used to inflict self-harm

· Smooth, rounded corners for patient safety

· Ships assembled and ready to deploy upon arrival

· 5-year warranty

Basis of Design:

Pineapple Contracts Acumen w/ headboard

Line Item 2: Behavioral Health Desk for Patient Rooms to coordinate with Platform Bed, Quantity – 145 Size: No more than ~36-43”W x 18-20”D x 28-30”H

Desk Requirements:

· Heavyweight construction: 150-200lbs

· All mounted fixtures are designed to prevent attachment of devices that could be used to inflict self-harm

· Shelves to be fully glued and fixed to prevent removal

· Wood-look finish, but NOT solid wood with a varnish. Vinyl-wrapped wood product or rotomolded plastic are acceptable

· Smooth, rounded corners for patient safety

· Ships assembled and ready to deploy upon arrival

· 5-year warranty

Basis of Design:

Pineapple Contracts Acumen

Line Item 3: Behavioral Health Nightstand for Patient Rooms to coordinate with Platform Bed, Quantity – 145 Size: No more than ~18” – 24” W x 18-20”D x 28-30”H

Desk Requirements:

· Heavyweight construction: 150-200lbs

· All mounted fixtures are designed to prevent attachment of devices that could be used to inflict self-harm

· Shelves to be fully glued and fixed to prevent removal

· Wood-look finish, but NOT solid wood with a varnish. Vinyl-wrapped wood product or rotomolded plastic are acceptable

· Smooth, rounded corners for patient safety

Line Item 4: Behavioral Health Wardrobe for Patient Rooms to coordinate with Platform Bed, Quantity – 145 Size: No more than ~ 24”-36”” W x 18-24”D x 60” -72”H

Desk Requirements:

· Heavyweight construction: 150-200lbs

· Shelves to be fully glued and fixed to prevent removal

· Wood-look finish, but NOT solid wood with a varnish. Vinyl-wrapped wood product or rotomolded plastic are acceptable

· Smooth, rounded corners for patient safety image1.png image2.png image3.png image4.png

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