Attachment B-Salient Characteristics Microscope.pdf
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- 6515--. Digital Surgical Microscope Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- 36C24721Q0451
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This combined synopsis and solicitation document seeks proposals for the procurement of a digital surgical microscope for the Charlie Norwood VA Medical Center Ophthalmology department. Key requirements include a 4K resolution 3D display of at least 50 inches, dual 4K chip cameras, intraoperative OCT imaging functionality, computer aided cataract surgery software, and DICOM image transfer capability. Proposals are due by March 23, 2021. Award will be a firm fixed price contract set aside for Service-Disabled Veteran Owned Small Businesses. Evaluation criteria are technical capability, contractor capability, warranty, and price. The contracting office is Veterans Network Contracting Office 7 and the solicitation number is 36C24721Q0451.
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| 36C24721Q0451_1.docx | DOCX document | |
| Attachment D-Clauses - Digital Surgical Microscope.pdf |
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Specifications and Salient Characteristics
Digital Surgical Microscope
1. Digital microscope that can be used during surgery without ocular lenses. System can also be used with ocular lenses in a secondary mode of operation. System allows surgeons to perform surgeries with or without ocular lenses.
2. Display: 4k resolution, 3D display at least 50” in size.
3. Digital microscope capable of overlaying biometric, demographic, and surgical tracking information/ text on top of displayed, real time surgical images without hindering the surgical field. This includes, but is not limited to, cataract assist functions, intraoperative OCT imaging, phaco vitrectomy values, and patient demographics.
4. Includes intraoperative OCT imaging functionality.
5. System has an automatic adjustment feature that automatically changes microscope settings per individualized surgeon workflows.
6. System is capable of software/ computer aided cataract surgery. The system shall be loaded with software that assists with the alignment of toric Intraocular Cataract Lenses (IOLs). The software shall assist with estimation of corneal curvature, help with position incisions, size/ shape capsulorhexis, conduct relaxing incisions, and help by aligning the
IOL.
7. System capable of DICOM image transfer and connection to TRM approved middleware that allows for enhanced workflow and ophthalmic image management.
8. System capable of fundus viewing.
9. System delivered with and compatible with glasses for 3D visualization (required feature).
10. Power: 110/ 120 V, 60 Hz operating device.
11. System meets or exceeds the following technical specifications:
• Dual 4k Chip Cameras
• 4k 3D video display/ monitor at least 50” in dimension.
• Focus Range: ≥ 70 mm
• Slit widths: 0.2, 2, 3, 4 [mm]
• Slit height: 12 mm
• Magnification Factor Range: 0.4x – 2.4x
• Focus mechanism: Electric Motor Based.
• Motorized tilt range: + 90 degrees to -20 degrees.
• Microscope Base Footprint: ≤ 1,100 square inches
• Microscope Unit Height: ≤ 6.5 feet
12. System delivered with:
• Wireless foot pedal/ controls.
• OCT software
• Fundus viewing system (required equipment for fundus viewing).
• Any required sterilization trays (at least 3) for lens holders, lenses, and any other instruments/ accessories that require sterilization.
• Any required cabling to interface microscope system to digital display.
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