B2080_Philips Healthcare_Sources Sought_Attachment 2.docx

SOURCES SOUGHT INFORMATION

Sources Sought No.: N69450240057 B2080 Renovation of Galley, Emergency Department and Pharmacy at the NAS Jacksonville, FL Attachment 2

1. Physiological Patient Monitoring System (2 pages Maximum):

Provide a list of commercially available Physiological Patient Monitoring System and associated equipment manufactured and installed by your organization, that are compatible with Philips Healthcare Patient Monitoring System, Model Intellivue MX700, Intellivue X3 and Intellivue Information Center iX.

The procurement for B-2080 encompasses design, engineering and construction services, along with the integration of personal property and transition services necessary for the renovation of the Emergency, Morgue, Security, Galley, Kitchen, Nutritional Counseling, Inpatient Pharmacy, ENT Balance Lab, Sleep Disorder Services, Biomedical Engineering, Outpatient Behavioral Health departments, all located within existing Hospital Building 2080 at NAS Jacksonville, FL.

The project requires new system to be integrated into the existing physiological patient monitoring system. The existing system is provided by the Philips Healthcare Patient Monitoring, and is comprised of the Bedside Physiologic Monitor, Transport Physiologic Monitor and the Central Station Monitor.

The Bedside Physiologic Monitor shall be compatible with the Philips Intellivue MX700 with a 15-inch touchscreen. It shall have the capability to display 6 waves and shall be able to monitor 12-lead ECG, respiration, fast SPO2, NIBP, invasive pressure and temperature.

The Philips Transport Patient Monitor shall be compatible with the Philips Intellivue X3 with a dual-purpose transport monitor. The X3 shall have features like the Intuitive smartphone-style operation and a scalable set of clinical measurements. It shall integrate with the existing IntelliVue patient monitoring solution. It shall be built from chemical-resistant materials with an antimicrobial Corring Gorilla Glass covered touchscreen display, a 1024 x 480 resolution and display up to 5 (or 12 Electrocardiogram (ECG) waves) measurement waves.

The Central Station Monitor shall be compatible with the Philips Intellivue Information Center iX that can consolidate real-time physiological waves, parameters, and alarms from IntelliVue monitors into a clear view of patient status. The information center shall support departments with a single local database or multiple care units networked across the hospital for up to 1,024 beds including connections to hospital information systems, external time sources, paging systems, and ECG management systems.

These modifications must be compatible with the existing system to ensure integrated physiological patient monitoring capabilities.

To maintain consistency and interoperability, the expansion of the physiological patient monitoring system should utilize compatible Philips products. It is crucial to ensure compatibility so that the existing system's functionality and certifications are not compromised, avoiding the need for extensive reprogramming, cybersecurity recertification, and user retraining.

Include the following information for nurse call system:

1. Model Number, Catalog Number, Code Number, or equivalent model designation

1. Product Description

1. Manufacturer's technical data sheets.

2. Experience (3 pages Maximum):

Identify one (1) to three (3) projects where physiological patient monitoring system had fully integrated with existing NAS Jacksonville, FL Naval Hospital physiological patient monitoring system. For each project, provide the customer point of contact including name, phone number, and email, and a narrative description of the product/services provided by your organization. Also provide project title, project location (city/state), procurement contract number, and contract value, if available.