Statement of Need (Hemosphere Clearsight Upgrade)- 27 06 24 -Draft.docx

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This document is a Statement of Need for a HemoSphere ClearSight upgrade at the 60th Inpatient Squadron (60 IPTS) at Travis AFB, California. The Air Force requires this upgrade to replace four EV1000 units that have reached end of life and supplement two existing HemoSphere machines in the ICU. The upgrade provides non-invasive hemodynamic monitoring of critical parameters. The contractor must provide the HemoSphere module, ClearSight Pressure Controller Kit, Heart Reference Sensor, and compatible operating system, as well as training for 50 Critical Care Flight staff. Payment will be made upon completion of the contract, which includes delivery, installation/removal, and training. The delivery timeline is 30 days after contract award. This is a brand name requirement. The government has also issued a related pre-solicitation (FA442724QZ053) to determine the availability of businesses, including small businesses, to provide the required products and services.

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STATEMENT OF NEED

HemoSphere ClearSight upgrade (Edwards Lifesciences/HEMCSMUPG)

David Grant Medical Center Travis AFB, CA

60th Inpatient Squadron (60 IPTS) /SGIC

June 27, 2024

Description: The 60th Inpatient Squadron (60 IPTS)/SGIC at Travis AFB requires HemoSphere ClearSight for non-invasive hemodynamic monitoring of critical parameters, including stroke volume (SV), stroke volume variation (SVV), cardiac output (CO), systemic vascular resistance (SVR), and mean arterial pressure (MAP). Continuous access to these pressure and flow parameters enables evaluation of hemodynamic instability and guides appropriate treatment. This upgrade replaces the four EV1000s, which utilized ClearSight technology but have reached end of life, and supplements the two existing HemoSphere machines currently in the ICU. This is a brand name requirement.

The contractor shall provide the following:

1. Training: Conduct training for Critical Care Flight staff on the System (50 personnel).

2. Equipment Requirements:

· Each HemoSphere ClearSight Upgrade Kit (HEMCSMUPG) must contain:

· HemoSphere module, model HEMCSM10

· ClearSight Pressure Controller Kit, model PC2K, including Pressure Controller Cover, model PCCVR (included with HEMCSMUPG)

· Heart Reference Sensor, model EVHRS

· Compatible operating system (Windows 10)

3. Payment: Vendor must submit invoice to DFAS only upon completion of the contract (this includes delivery of equipment and if applicable, installation/removal, and training)

4. Point of Contact after the contract is awarded: Coordinate with Mr. Daniel Dettwiler at 707-423-3751 or Mr. Plamenco at 707-423-7506.

5. Qualifications/Certifications: N/A.

6. Delivery time: Delivered 30 days after contract award.

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