Amendment 1 Q and A.pdf

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Endoscope Drying Storage Cabinets - Travis AFB, CA Federal contract opportunity
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FA442720R0031
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Department of the Air Force Air Mobility Command

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This document contains a solicitation for endoscope drying storage cabinets at Travis Air Force Base in California along with questions and answers from potential vendors. The solicitation requests Steelco drying and storage cabinet models ED 250-3 and ED 250-1 or equal, with requirements for aseptic storage up to 30 days, electronic tracking of drying and storage status, barcode readers, HEPA air filtration, storage capacity of 9-18 scopes per cabinet, built-in air compressors for channel drying, and electrical needs of 110V/60Hz. Additional requirements include set up, user training, and removal of old cabinets by the vendor, as well as furnishing and installing drywall patching, painting, dedicated electrical circuits, and seismic anchoring. All construction must be performed during normal working hours and meet hospital infection control standards. The point of contact is listed as Mr. Paul Plamenco at the base's gastroenterology clinic.

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Solicitation FA442720F0031 Amendment #1 – Endoscope Drying Storage Cabinets, Travis AFB, CA

Questions and Answers:

Q: What is your endoscope inventory list (types, quantities, brands)?

A:

Nomenclature Manufacturer Model # and Quantity Colonoscope Olympus America CFHQ190L (9ea), PCF-H190DL (15ea), H180AL (2ea)

Duodenoscope Olympus America TJF Type Q 180V (4ea)

Endoscope, GI Tract Olympus America UCT 140-AL5 (3ea)

Enteroscope Olympus America SIF-Q180 15 (1ea)

Gastroscope Olympus America GIF-ITH190 (16ea), GF-GE160 (1ea), ITQ160 (1ea), GIF2TH180 (1ea), GIF- HP190N (1ea), H180J (2ea)

Cystoscope Olympus America CYF-VHR (8ea), CYF-VH (8ea)

Ureterorenoscope Richard Wolf 7325-071 (2ea)

Ureteroscope Olympus America URF V2 (5ea), URF V2R (4ea)

Choledochoscope Karl Storz 11292 ADU1 (2ea)

Q: What is the area available for the cabinets (width, depth, height)?

A: We configured the cabinets’ arrangement based on the limited space available in the room.

- Long side of the room: ED 250-3 (2ea) together plus ED 250-1 (1ea): width - 173", depth - 31", height - 90"

- Short side of the room: ED 250-3 (1ea): width - 68", depth - 31", height - 90"

Q: Given that it is Brand Name or Equal, does storage capacity have to be 9-18 scopes, or do 9-16 scopes suffice?

A: The requirement is 9-18 scope.

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