P01- Scope of Work_Redacted Draft.pdf
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This Statement of Work (SOW) details a contract for the VA Central Iowa Health Care System to upgrade Welch Allyn Vital Signs Monitors with wireless radio cards. The project involves purchasing 85 radio cards (83 to be installed) for 83 monitors at two locations: Fort Dodge CBOC (18 units) and South Des Moines Clinic (63 units). The contractor must be manufacturer-certified and will install Wi-Fi enabled radio cards that allow direct data transfer to the electronic health record (CPRS/VISTA) using HL7 format.
Specific technical requirements include wireless cards compliant with 802.11g/N, FIPS 140-2 standards, and 3eTI FIPS-supporting NIC chipsets. The monitors must interface with the electronic health record, enable manual capture of nurse assessments, and transfer data to CPRS. Work will be performed during regular business hours (8am to 4:30pm, Monday-Friday) at the specified VA locations in Iowa, with the contractor responsible for purchasing, installing, and testing the radio cards to ensure network connectivity and functionality.
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Title: Welch Allyn Radio Cards Statement of Work
Overview:
The VA Central Iowa Health Care System (VACIHCS) in Des Moines, Iowa has a need for radio cards for our
Welch Allyn Vital Signs Monitors. The radio cards will allow the VA to send data directly to the patient record.
The location of the installation will be at our South Des Moines Clinic and Fort Dodge CBOC.
CLIN No. Description Qty.
0001 SERV KIT, CIWS NEWMAR UPGRADE 83
0002 UPGRADCVSM 2
0003 Installation 1
Location and Delivery:
Equipment delive1y:
VA Central Iowa Health Care System
3600 30th Street, Des Moines, Iowa 50310
Installation location:
1. Fo1t Dodge CBOC
530 South 25th Street
Fo1t Dodge, IA 50501
2. South Des Moines Clinic 1211 East Almy Post Road
Des Moines, IA 50315-5957
Hours of Work:
Se1vices shall be perfo1mance during regular business hours, from 8am to 4:30pm, Monday through Friday, excluding Federal holidays. Any se1vice perfo1med outside of regular working hours shall be approved in advance by the VA POC.
Requirements:
The Contractor shall purchase, install, and test the wireless radio cards for 83 Welch Allyn Vital Signs Monitors with 81 being the Connex Integrated Wall System (CIWS) model and 2 being the Connex 6800 model then provide 2 extra radio cards for the Connex Integrated Wall System (CIWS). A total of 85 radio cards will be purchased and 83 installed.
This upgrade will provide connectivity of all vital sign monitors to the wireless network. There are 18 vital sign wall units at Fort Dodge and 63 at the South Des Moines Clinic. The contractor shall test the units after installation of the radio cards to ensure functionality of the units and connectivity to the network. The contract shall be manufacturer certified to perform work on the Welch Allyn Connex Wall System Vital Signs Monitors.
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Specifications:
• Monitors shall have the ability to interface with the electronic health record (EHR), specifically CPRS/VISTA and transfer data to CPRS.
• Monitor shall be Wi-Fi enabled.
• Wireless shall be at least 802.11g/N.
• NIC chipset shall support 3eTI FIPS.
• Wireless cards shall be compliant with FIPS 140-2.
• Monitor shall have the capability of manually capturing nurse assessments (pain, respiration, height/weight, O2 percentages, etc.) in addition to vital signs and send to CPRS.
• Data integration to CPRS shall be via a software application providing vitals data to CPRS in HL7 format, utilizing HL7 interfaces to the ADT system and using a VA approved interface to CPRS.
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