Statement of Need Letter_NK330 Final - 5 Feb 25.pdf
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This Statement of Need outlines requirements for David Grant Medical Center at Travis AFB CA to procure eight NK330 Non-Invasive Ventilators (or equal), with accessories and staff training. The ventilators must include dual HEPA filtration, integrated EtCO2 and SpO2 monitoring, and high flow oxygen therapy capabilities.
The technical specifications require ventilators that support both adult and pediatric patients (>12.5 kg), provide tidal volumes of 100-2500ml, and offer flow rates of 1-60 L/min with FiO2 from 21-100%. Each unit must include a trolley with transport capabilities, humidification device adapters, and oxygen tank securing mechanisms. The purchase includes 12 boxes of NPPV masks (4 boxes each in small, medium, and large sizes), staff training for 25 personnel, and standard warranty coverage. Delivery is required within 60 days after contract award, with Mr. Paul Plamenco serving as the point of contact. This is structured as a "Brand Name or equal to" Nihon Kohden NK330 requirement that must be FDA approved.
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Statement of Need for NK330 Non-Invasive Ventilator
Revised: 5 Feb 2025
Description: The David Grant Medical Center Travis AFB CA, (CP Med/Respiratory Care Flight) has a requirement for eight (8) Non-Invasive Ventilators, accessories, and staff training. Ventilators must fully integrated dual HEPA filtration, integrated EtCO and SpO2 monitoring, high flow oxygen therapy as a standard option, FDA approved.
This is a “Brand Name or equal to” Nihon Kohden NK330 Non-Invasive Ventilator requirement.
The contractor shall provide 8 Non-Invasive Ventilators used for both adult and pediatric patients with the following specification.
1. Machine
1.1. (8) NK 330 Non-Invasive Ventilator or equal
1.1.1. Provides both non-invasive ventilation and high flow oxygen therapy modes
1.1.2. 72 hours minimum of full-disclosure clinical data
1.1.3. Formfitting NPPV mask for patient comfort
1.1.4. Supports ventilation for patients > 12.5 kg with tidal volumes between 100ml to 2500ml
1.1.5. Configurable alarms to fit hospital workflows
1.1.6. Detects CO2 and SpO2 parameters capabilities
1.1.7. Easily adaptable for intrahospital transports
1.1.8. Provide prompt notification of critical ventilator events with visible alarms
1.1.9. Maintain continuous operation main battery and internal backup battery
1.1.10. Standard dual HEPA filter protection
1.1.11. Continuous CO2 monitoring capabilities
1.1.12. Provides standard FiO2 from 21% to 100%
1.1.13. Provides a flow rate from 1 to 60 L/min
1.1.14. Provide the ability to monitor mainstream EtCO2.
1.1.15. Display monitor must always display data for easy access, readability, and controls to adjust parameters
1.1.16. Single limb circuits, ability to adapt to current supplies available on shelves.
1.1.17. Standard turbine-driven motor
2. Trolly (8) each
2.1. Transportability – easily removes from the roll stand and has a handle and optional bedrail hook optimizing intrahospital transports.
2.2. Provides adapter for securement of active humidification devices (RT dept owns Fisher & Paykel MR850) used in conjunction with non-invasive ventilator to provide optimal humidification for patients.
2.3. Attachments for safe transport of oxygen tanks by providing proper D and E cylinder tank securement device there by decreasing additional resources needed for patient transport.
2.4. Software upgrades – including standard technology upgrades.
3. Accessories
3.1. NPPV Mask, LG – 4 boxes
3.2. NPPV Mask, Med – 4 boxes
3.3. NPPV Mask, SM – 4 boxes
4. Provide staff training on the system for 25 personnel
5. Warranty: Standard Warranty
6. Required Delivery: 60 Day after contract award
7. Point of Contact after the contract is awarded:
Mr. Paul Plamenco: (707) 423-7506
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