D-Attachment-PURCHASE DESCRIPTION.pdf
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- VITUS Bodyscan 3D Scanner Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- 75N95023Q00530
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This document describes a purchase requirement for a VITUS Bodyscan 3D scanner to be acquired by the National Institute on Aging. The scanner is needed to precisely measure body surface area in participants of the Baltimore Longitudinal Study of Aging. Key details include:
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The scanner hardware must include 4 columns, a platform, cables, control unit, control computer and peripherals, frame, mounting parts, housing and a registration tool. Required software includes a node-locked license, scanner control, scan data visualization and processing, surface reconstruction, interactive measurement, data export in various 3D formats, automatic extraction of 50 body measurements, interactive cutting and repositioning of scans, and data export in an excel compatible format. Maintenance support and hotline support are also required.
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Installation, initial operation, and training must be completed on-site by the vendor. Training is required for scanner operation and use of the Anthroscan software.
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Quantity needed is one scanner. Delivery is required within 60 days of order receipt.
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The related federal contract opportunity is solicitation number 75N95023Q00530 through the Department of Health and Human Services National Institutes of Health National Institute on Drug Abuse.
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Version 11-30-2016-1 FAR Part 11—Describing Agency Needs
PURCHASE DESCRIPTION
1. Statement of Need and Purpose: The purpose of this requirement is to acquire a VITUS Bodyscan 3D scanner for the National Institute on Aging (NIA), to precisely measure body shape and surface area in participants of the Baltimore Longitudinal Study of Aging (BLSA).
2. Background Information and Objective: Body metabolism changes with aging and also plays a key role in health and diseases. Body composition closely represents individuals’ metabolism and many drugs are dosed according to “metabolic size” for optimal safety and efficacy. However, it remains unclear what parameter(s) can be used to normalize the vast differences in physical dimensions and/or composition that contribute to the metabolic activities of different individuals. Body morphometry (anthropometry, such as weight, height, circumferences, etc) is an important part of body composition research and many classical/historical equations have been developed to use anthropometric measurements for estimating metabolic size, which have been widely accepted in clinical practice. The overall objective of the project is to understand how age-related changes in height and body surface area affect metabolism as well as movement and brain health. The NIA aims to precisely measure body surface area using a 3D body scanner in the BLSA participants. An advanced understanding of how age-related changes in these body measures relate to metabolic rate, motor function, and future dementia provide mechanisms insight and new opportunities to intervene to prevent motor slowing and dementia.
3. Generic Name of Product: 3D Scanner
4. Purchase Description: VITUS Bodyscan 3D Scanner
5. Salient characteristics:
3D Scanner Hardware requirements: 4 scanner columns, platform, cables, control unit, control computer incl. peripherals, frame, mounting parts, housing, registration tool.
3D Scanner Software requirements:
one node-locked license controlling of scanner hardware visualization of scan data automatic raw scan data processing surface reconstruction interactive measuring of scans data export in various 3D formats scan preparation for 3D printing
Version 11-30-2016-1 FAR Part 11—Describing Agency Needs automatic extraction of 50 body measurements for males and females interactive cutting of scans interactive measuring of scans freely placeable body cross-sections interactive repositioning of “electronic tapes” data export in excel compatible data format HTML measuring protocols for print out Trail version of Anthroscan R&D software up to 12 months
Maintenance Support Requirements:
Hotline Support (Telephone/fax/email) Online Support (Repair service: repair problems via online diagnosis – remote maintenance and assistance)
Installation and Training:
Installation and initial operation of Vitus Bodyscan shall be completed at customer’s premises
Training on operation of Vitus Bodyscan Training on Anthroscan software
6. Quantity: One
7. Delivery Date: 60 days after receipt of order
8. Period of Performance: N/A
9. Option(s): N/A
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