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This is a contract pricing list for Coronary Artery Bypass Grafts and related disposable medical products submitted to SUNY Upstate Medical University by Vizient, a healthcare consortium. The pricing document lists over 40 medical devices and systems used in coronary artery bypass surgery, including endoscopic vessel harvesting systems (Vasoview series), surgical stabilizers and positioners (Acrobat and Ultima systems), coronary shunts (Axius series), hemostatic delivery devices (Heartstring series), and associated accessories and cables. The products span multiple manufacturers and are designated by product numbers ranging from connector cables to complete endoscopic systems with power supplies. SUNY Upstate Medical University intends to procure these items through the Vizient contract framework, which allows for purchases without formal competitive bidding when justified by price. Interested vendors offering clinically equivalent products are invited to contact Rachel Hawthorne at the Hospital Purchasing Department to discuss the procurement opportunity.

Any vendor seeking to supply equivalent Coronary Artery Bypass Grafts and related disposable products must demonstrate clinical equivalency by meeting the clinical performance standards of the listed products and provide supporting clinical documentation and equipment for examination and trial at no cost. Vendors must be authorized to sell the products listed on the Vizient contract or provide approved equivalents. Successful contractors are required to submit valid and current New York State Workman's Compensation and Disability Forms. Getinge was previously awarded an identical or substantially similar contract within the past five years. This procurement is subject to New York State Finance Law sections 139j and 139k (Lobbying Law), and vendors are restricted to contacting only the designated purchasing department representative; unauthorized contact with other Upstate personnel may result in disqualification or debarment from future sales to any New York State agency.