Attachment B - Salient characteristics_Specifications - 36C266225Q0430.docx
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This is an attachment detailing salient characteristics and specifications for inpatient adjustable beds for the VA Veterans Health Administration Network 22. The document outlines minimum requirements for medical beds intended for rehabilitation patients, particularly those with visual impairments.
The specifications require beds with height adjustment from 11.5 to 30 inches, standard surface dimensions of 84x35 inches (expandable to 96x35 inches), and weight capacity of 60-550 lbs. Key safety features include 3-position siderails, under-bed lighting, and a 3-zone adaptive bed alarm. Technical requirements specify 100-240 VAC power supply compatibility, nurse call interface integration, battery backup, and 6-inch minimum caster diameter. Additional requirements include integrated restraint hooks, Foley hooks, and compliance with healthcare standards for VA facilities. This document is part of a Request for Information/Sources Sought Notice (36C26225Q0430) to assist with acquisition planning and potential socioeconomic set-asides.
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36C266225Q0430 – ATTACHMENT B
Salient Characteristics/Specifications (Inpatient Adjustable Beds)
General Description The patient Bed is intended for use in a healthcare setting, particularly for patients requiring rehabilitation services, including those with visual impairments. The bed must provide safety, comfort, and assistive features tailored to patient care needs.
Minimum Requirements
1. Height Adjustment:
· Must have a height range from 11.5 inches to 30 inches to facilitate patient access and caregiver interactions.
2. Patient Surface Dimensions:
· The patient surface must accommodate a standard size of 84 inches by 35 inches and be expandable with an integrated bed extender to 96 inches by 35 inches.
3. Weight Capacity:
· The bed must support a patient weight range of at least 60 lbs to 550 lbs, with the capability to ±3 lbs for lower weights and ±3% for higher weights. This ensures appropriate care for diverse patient populations.
4. Safety Features:
· Must include 3-position siderails for patient security, an automatic under-bed light for visibility, and a 3-zone adaptive bed alarm to notify caregivers of patient movements.
5. Electrical Specifications:
· Must be compliant with UL standards and capable of operating on a 100-240 VAC power supply with an ampere rating of 8A and current leakage not exceeding 300 µA.
6. Integration and Communication:
· Must feature a nurse call interface for easy communication and auxiliary outlets for equipment connectivity.
7. Adaptive Features:
· Must include a battery backup system to ensure functionality during power outages and a motion interrupt system to enhance patient safety during transfers.
8. Additional Accessories:
· Must have integrated restraints hooks and a Foley hook for securing necessary medical devices and drainage bags.
9. Caster Specifications:
· Must have a minimum caster diameter of 6 inches to facilitate mobility and stability within the rehabilitation center.
10. Compliance:
· Must be designed to meet or exceed applicable healthcare standards, ensuring that it is suitable for use in a VA healthcare facility.
Reason for Specification Selection The dimensions, safety features, and adaptable characteristics outlined are essential to provide a safe and comfortable environment for rehabilitation patients, particularly those with visual impairments. These specifications ensure that the equipment meets both functional needs and regulatory standards, facilitating the delivery of optimal patient care.
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