Questions for HT941024Q2085 - SLX Surgical Lights.pdf
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Defense Health Agency
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This document contains questions and answers related to a solicitation for SLX Surgical Lights for Naval Hospital 29 Palms, California. The key details are:
The solicitation is for the replacement of existing surgical lights and monitors in four operating rooms. The new lights will be Stryker SLX surgical lights, with two lights per OR. The renovation work includes removing existing equipment, upgrading to fiber optics, and installing new ceiling-mounted monitor arms. The solicitation also includes wireless sync transmitters to route video from the Stryker tower to the new 32" 4K OLED surgical displays. A site visit has been scheduled to provide more details. The federal agency issuing the solicitation is the Defense Health Agency.
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Questions for HT941024Q2085 - SLX Surgical Lights - Twentynine Palms CA
SLX Surgical Light Room: OR1-4
1. Can you please provide the room drawings illustrating the surgical light configuration?
Answer: No, we do not have it.
2. Are you able to provide a reflective ceiling drawing?
3. Do you have the Steris drawings for the existing equipment?
SLX Lights
4. This is Stryker marketing literature verbiage. Can you please clarify how it was determined that this is the “best technology” and “superior light quality”? Was a trial conducted? Site visits, etc.?
Answer: Yes, it was determined based on existing Stryker communications equipment this would be the most feasible option for our facility. The Stryker representative performed a site visit.
5. Can you please provide surgical light head quantities in each OR?
Answer: 2 lights in each OR suite
SLX Suspension
6. This too, is Stryker marketing literature verbiage. Can you please provide details on how the lights are mounted (i.e., single, or split mount)?
Answer: No, we do not have it.
7. What is the ceiling height?
Answer: 8.9 feet (107 inches).
OR Renovation
8. "OR Renovation" can mean many different things. Can you please provide a detailed SOW for OR Renovation?
Answer: OR renovation was the term used with replacement of current lights and monitors to include replacement of copper wiring with upgrade to fiberoptics.
9. Are you utilizing existing power?
Answer: Yes
10. Are you modifying mounts (moving, adding, or utilizing existing)?
Answer: Removing current mounts.
11. Are there infection control requirements to include?
Answer: Each room will be performed separately with containment and clean up prior to start/stop of project.
12. Do you require proposals to include the removal and disposal of existing surgical lights?
Answer: Quote includes removal of current equipment by Stryker company.
ISuite Installation
13. Again, this is Stryker marketing literature verbiage. Can you please provide a detailed description of what an "iSuite" is?
Answer: This is a marketing term meaning the "integrated surgical suite". This is a term Stryker uses to label an operating room where Stryker takes responsibility from the infrastructure to the tip of the scope through the video chain to the image on the monitor.
14. If the iSuite includes integration, there are many various levels of integration such as routing, capture/record, networking, etc. Can you please provide a detailed and itemized breakdown of the required functionality?
Answer: At Naval Hospital 29 Palms Stryker will not be providing any of our integration portfolio.
To route the images from the Stryker tower to the Stryker monitor we will be using a wireless sync transmitter.
15. There are potential RMF implications. Can you provide a SOW for "iSuite" that includes the functionality?
Answer: The sync transmitters use a proprietary RF communications system that uses the same radio frequency space as ‘WiFi’ networks. This is not dissimilar to a cordless phone or wireless headset. It uses AES 128 encryption. This is an OR infrastructure project that includes sync transmitters, not an integration project. The main SOW includes the equipment and necessary renovation work to remove end-of-life surgical lights and replace them with new surgical lights and monitors. To reduce cords hanging in the OR we have included the sync transmitters to route the image from the Stryker tower to the Stryker monitor. Only the video output with the transmitter will be able to route to the receiver on the monitors. This could be used on the Stryker tower, anesthesia machine, microscope, or any other video output.
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16. Is this mandatory? If you wire the monitors for power, the video cable can be wired at the same time- if it is “optional” this is a savings to the government.
Answer: It is not a savings for the government. Wireless transmitters eliminate the need for wired connections throughout the OR suite which cause tripping, infection control, broken connections concerns noted.
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17. Can you please provide a detailed SOW for this?
Answer: No, we do not have it.
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18. Qty (8) 32" 4K monitors. Are these monitors on ceiling mounted monitor arms, equipment booms or stands?
Answer: Booms.
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19. Is this mandatory? If you wire the monitors for power, the video cable can be wired at the same time. if it is “optional” this is a savings to the government.
Answer: It is not a savings for the government. Wireless transmitters eliminate the need for wired connections throughout the OR suite which cause tripping, infection control, broken connections concerns noted.
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20. Are these a quantity of (8) 32" 4K monitor covers?
Answer: Yes.
**Site Visit Request
21. Can a site visit / walkthrough be accommodated to provide the best solution for the quote?
Answer: Yes, a site visit has been scheduled.
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