Mobile C Arm Characteristics.pdf
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- Mobile C-Arm fluoroscopic x-ray system Federal contract opportunity
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- FA301021Q0021
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This document outlines requirements for a mobile C-arm fluoroscopic X-ray system solicitation. The solicitation will be posted on or around August 17, 2021 to the System for Award Management for two mobile C-arm systems and on-site training at Keesler Air Force Base in Mississippi. The Department of the Air Force seeks firm-fixed price contracts awarded under simplified acquisition procedures. Eligible vendors must be registered in SAM and regularly monitor the website for solicitation details and amendments. The 200-employee small business size standard applies under North American Industry Classification System code 423450. Questions must be submitted in writing and will be answered and posted for all interested parties. The systems must meet detailed technical requirements including wipe-clean surfaces, flat detector size, dose control options, viewing monitors, range of motion, and support for various medical specialties.
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Mobile C-Arm fluoroscopic X-ray system to include on-site user training for all components and accessories at Keesler AFB, MS.
Salient characteristics include:
- Must be able to be wiped cleaned with bleach and water solutions per 81 MDGI 41-172.
- Must accept trade-ins of current OEC 9900 Elite Digital Mobile C-Arms o Serial Number
E9-1408
E9-1407
- Shall include on-site user training for the full system to include all components and accessories for at least 5 technologist/5 radiologist
- Shall include BMET training at vendor location
- Vendors shall only quote products that have a first look maintenance contract available at DLA troop support
- Vendors shall only quote items which already have an Authorization to Operate/Authorization to
Connect (ATC) or shall agree to complete the ATO/ATC. Vendor agrees to comply with IA Terms necessary to complete RMF IV&V process and achieve a system ATO.
o If undergoing the RAPID ATO/ATC or ATO-C process, the vendor shall also be working towards a full RMF accreditation.
o The system shall be installed in accordance with the ATO/ATC configuration.
o If no ATC, Vendor has provided a completed Joint Medical Device Risk Assessment
Questionnaire for the offered system.
o The system shall have an OS with current commercial support.
o All major component software applications (SQL, IIS, .Net, etc.) have current commercial support.
o Vendor must agree to renew ATO for life of equipment purchased
- Submission must include only equipment and part numbers that are FDA approved, and commercially available at the time of quote submissions o All items should be on a DLA contract when quoting
- Vendor must specify the nearest service personnel, and service support shall be within an 8 hour phone/email response, and 8 hour onsite
- Must include 1 set of operator/user manuals and 2 sets of digital equivalents on site
- Must include at least a 1 year warranty
- Must include any required position devices
- Must include a fully integrated, maneuverable and ergonomic workstation
- Must have a user-friendly operator interface with minimal procedure steps to streamline workflow
- Must have at least 32” 4K UHD Display for physician viewing during surgical procedures
- Must include an articulation monitor that extends up to at least 27” with a full range of motion
- Must be able to perform live zoom and measurements on display screen
- Must include a smart connect device where the C-Arm can be disconnected and reconnected without rebooting
- Must include at least a 21 cm x 21cm flat detector for patient imaging
- Must be able to provide at least six dose control options: digital spot, digital cine pulse, high level fluoroscopy, standard fluoroscopy, low dose and pulse
- Must include a tech viewing monitor
- Must be able to support vascular, cardiac, orthopedics, gastrointestinal, endoscopic, urologic, critical care, pain management, and emergency procedures
- Must be able to provide access to at least 55 degrees of over scan
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