P09 SOW Amico Booms 10.10.pdf

STATEMENT OF WORK – Amico Boom Maintenance

I. SCOPE:

The contractor shall furnish labor, parts, supplies and equipment necessary to provide scheduled and unscheduled maintenance, and periodic preventive maintenance inspections for the equipment listed below.

Equipment is located at the Rocky Mountain Regional VA Medical Center (RMRVAMC), 1700 N

Wheeling Street, Aurora, CO 80045. RMRVAMC requires a fixed price not to exceed contract for a base year plus 3 additional option years.

Period of Performance

Base Year: 12/01/2025 to 11/30/2026

Option Year 1: 12/01/2026 to 11/30/2027

Option Year 2: 12/01/2027 to 11/30/2028

Option Year 3: 12/01/2028 to 11/30/2029

II. EQUIPMENT:

Maintenance of the Amico Spectra LP Series Booms and Anesthesia Booms

Quantity: 13

III. HOURS OF COVERAGE:

Normal hours of coverage are Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., excluding the federal holidays listed as follows:

Federal Holidays:

New Year’s Day Dr. Martin Luther King Jr’s Birthday Presidents’ Day

Memorial Day Independence Day Labor Day

Columbus Day Veteran’s Day Thanksgiving Day

Christmas Day Juneteenth

Any other day specifically declared a National Holiday by the President of the

United States

When one of the above designated legal holidays falls on a Sunday, the following Monday will be observed as a legal holiday. When a legal holiday falls on a Saturday, the preceding Friday is observed as a holiday by US Government Agencies.

IV. PARTS:

The contractor shall furnish all spare and replacement parts needed to service the equipment. The price of all parts used for scheduled preventive maintenance shall be included in the coverage. For unscheduled maintenance, the contractor shall initially provide and replace parts; however, the government will reimburse the cost of any parts used for unscheduled repairs based on an agreed-upon rate and shall not exceed the CLIN amount in the contract. Only new standard parts (manufactured by the maker of the equipment, or equal) shall be furnished to maintain the equipment.

V. SERVICE MANUALS/TOOLS/EQUIPMENT:

The contractor shall provide tools, (test) equipment, service manuals or service diagnostic software. The contractor shall obtain, have on file, and make available to its FSE's all operational and technical documentation (such as: operational and service manuals, schematics, and parts list) necessary to meet the performance requirements and repair of the medical equipment. A reference list of applicable service manuals and their respective locations shall be provided to the contracting officer representative (COR) or designee upon request.

VI. SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE:

The Contractor shall perform PM Service to ensure that the equipment listed performs in accordance with the original manufacturer’s specifications.

VII. ANNUAL MAINTENANCE REQUIREMENTS:

OEM Preventative Maintenance Requirements:

Structural Fasteners

All structural fasteners should be checked annually.

Service Arms

The bearings of the arms and service console should be checked annually for movement when the brake is activated.

The arm should also be checked to ensure it is leveled.

Electrical Brake System

Inspection for the wiring or the electric brake must be made on an annual basis to ensure proper connection.

Systematic inspection of the electric brake will also reduce the potential of a short circuit to the system.

Medical Gas Outlets

The medical gas outlets should be inspected periodically (at least once per year). The gas valve assemblies should be examined to ensure proper operation (ease of inserting a gas fitting or locking).

Check for leaks with or without the adapter inserted. If the gas outlet is leaking, first determine whether the screws on the gas outlet face plate have been over-tightened (indicated by the “bowing” of the face plate).

Second, examine the tightness of the hose fitting to determine whether a loose hose fitting is the cause of the leak.

Proper flow of the gas valve should be tested annually against the following standards:

The following tests must be carried out on the flexible hoses per ISO 7396-1:2007.

• Test for leakage, test for obstruction, test for particulate contamination.

• Test for flow and pressure drop, and test for cross connection, and test of gas identify.

All hose assemblies comply with ISO 5359:2014.

Electrical Outlets

The electrical outlets should be inspected annually for voltage drop when maximum current load is applied.

A drop in voltage can indicate a problem with the wiring system inside the arm. As a result, more serious problems may follow.

iCE30m LED Light

Amico iCE Series LED Lights are supplied with brakes on the suspension fixture and on the lamp housing.

If necessary, adjust these brakes after installation. If the lamp is difficult to move, or if it does not keep its position, the brake forces need to be adjusted. When adjusting brakes refer to section 16.4.

Preventative maintenance of the light should be done every two (2) years. This includes a technical and mechanical check-up.

Spring Arm

The spring arm should be inspected bi-annually by a qualified technician for the following:

1. The Spring Arm and Lighthead moves smoothly without any noise or grinding.

2. Locking key thickness must not be less than 0.060" (1.52mm) thick and 0.250" (6.35mm) deep at any point.

3. Ensure that the Spring Arm does not have any cracks or damage to the paint or plastic covers.

4. The Spring Arm should not drift when loaded.

5. Lubricate the moving joints with approved grease.

The following should be checked annually by a qualified technician:

6. All labels are attached and are legible.

7. All spring arm components are not deformed.

8. All moving parts are free from squeaking and are not loose.

9. Rotational stops are working correctly.

10. All components are free from collision damage.

11. Welds are free from cracks.

12. Load, parallel, brake and vertical adjustments are conducted to ensure the spring arm is performing correctly.

VIII. PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE REQUIREMENTS:

The contractor shall provide a written description of the Preventive Maintenance Inspections (PMI). This description shall include an itemized list of the procedures performed, including electrical safety. PM services shall include, but need not be limited to, the following:

a. Cleaning of equipment.

b. Reviewing operating system software diagnostics to ensure that the system is operating in accordance with the manufacturer's specifications.

c. Calibrating and lubricating the equipment.

d. Performing remedial, non-emergent maintenance.

e. Testing and replacing faulty and worn parts and/or parts likely to fail or become faulty or worn.

f. Inspection and replacement of worn or frayed electrical wiring and cables.

g. Returning the equipment to the operating condition and mode

h. Providing documentation of services performed.

All service/repairs shall be performed during normal hours of coverage unless requested or approved by the COR. The only exception is hardware/software update/upgrade installations which shall be scheduled and performed outside normal hours of coverage at no additional charge to the Government (unless it would be detrimental to equipment up-time; to be determined by the COR. The contractor shall provide software/hardware updates at no charge.

All exceptions to the PM schedule shall be arranged and approved in advance with the Point of Contact.

The Contractor shall provide and utilize procedures and checklists with worksheet originals indicating work performed and actual values obtained (as applicable). This documentation shall be provided to the

Point of Contact at the completion of the PM.

Work performed outside the normal hours of coverage, at the request of FSE, shall be considered service during normal hours of coverage and shall be exempt from an extra labor hour charge.

IX. UNSCHEDULED MAINTENANCE:

The contractor shall provide repair services which may consist of calibration, cleaning, oiling, adjusting, replacing parts, and maintaining the equipment, to include all intervening service calls performed between scheduled services and calibrations. Contractor shall repair the equipment to a functional level equivalent to the original manufacturer’s specifications.

a. Repairs: Contractor to provide quote (to include subsequent re-inspection) to the CO and

COR within 5 business days of discovery for all deficiencies identified through inspections.

All repairs must be approved by the CO and coordinated with COR prior to scheduling any work. Contractor to provide repairs not to exceed the amount identified in the CLINS per year of contract and shall provide all testing/certification documents within 10 business days.

b. Emergencies: Contractor to provide up to 6 emergency call outs per year of contract (after hours and/or weekend/holiday). Contractor to provide quote for any emergency repairs needed within 24 hours of site visit to the CO and COR via email Contractor to provide emergent repairs not to exceed the amount identified in the CLINS. The contractor must respond to emergency call back service, within four hours or less and will be provided in response to requests by telephone or otherwise from the (1) Contracting Officer, (2) COR, or

(3) their designees in case of a malfunction or if emergency trouble should develop between regularly scheduled maintenance.

The contractor's FSE shall respond to the site within four (4) hours after receipt of request for service.

The contractor shall provide parts, if required to effect repair, within 24 hours of diagnosing the problem.

X. DOCUMENTATION/REPORTS:

The documentation shall include detailed descriptions of the scheduled and unscheduled maintenance procedures performed, including replaced parts and prices (for outside normal working hour services) required to maintain the equipment in accordance with the specifications. Each Engineer Service Report

(ESR) must, at a minimum, document the following data legibly and in complete detail:

a. Name of contractor and contract number

b. Name of FSE who performed services

c. Contractor service ESR number/log number

d. Date, time (starting and ending), equipment downtime and hours on-site for service call.

e. VA purchase order number(s) covering the call if outside normal working hours.

f. Description of problems reported by the COR/user (if applicable).

g. Identification of equipment to be serviced:

- Inventory ID number,

- Manufacturer's name, device name, model number & serial number,

- Any other manufacturer's identification numbers.

h. Itemized Description of Service Performed (including, if applicable, costs associated with after normal working hour services) including:

- Labor and Travel,

- Parts (with part numbers),

- Materials and Circuit Location of problem/corrective action.

- Total Cost to be billed (if applicable - i.e., part(s) not covered or service rendered after normal hours of coverage).

i. Signatures:

- FSE performing services described.

- Authorized VA Employee who witnessed service described.

NOTE: - Any additional charges claimed must be approved by the COR or CO before service is completed

The Contractor shall log in with Facilities Management Service prior to performing any services. When the service is completed, the FSE shall document services rendered on a legible ESR(s). The FSE shall log out with Biomedical Engineering and submit the ESR(s) to the Biomedical Engineer, or Point of

Contact (POC). All ESRs shall be submitted to the equipment user for an “acceptance signature” and then to the POC for an “authorization signature”. If the POC is unavailable, a signed, authorized copy of the ESR shall be sent to the contractor after the work can be reviewed (if requested or noted on the ESR).

XI. REPORTING REQUIRED SERVICES BEYOND SERVICE SCOPE:

The contractor shall immediately, but no later than 24 consecutive hours after discovery, notify the COR and CO, in writing, of the existence or development of any defects in, or repairs required, to the scheduled equipment which, the contractor does not consider his/her responsibility due to “abuse” or “damage” to the equipment. The contractor shall furnish the Government with a written estimate of the cost to make the necessary repairs.

XII. ACCEPTANCE OF CONDITION OF EQUIPMENT:

The contractor accepts responsibility for the equipment covered under this equipment in an “as is” condition. Inspection of the equipment by the contractor shall be done prior to coverage, if required by the contractor.

XIII. COMPETENCY AND CERTIFICATION OF PERSONNEL SERVICING EQUIPMENT:

Each respondent must have an established business, with an office and full time staff. The staff shall include a fully qualified FSE and fully qualified alternate FSE.

“Fully Qualified” is based on successful completion of factory training and experience in the field. For training, the FSE shall have successfully completed a formalized training program for the equipment identified in the schedule. For field experience, the FSE(s) shall have a minimum of two years of experience (with the exception of equipment on the market less than two years) with respect to scheduled and unscheduled preventive and remedial maintenance, on the covered equipment.

The FSEs shall be authorized by the contractor to perform the maintenance services. All work shall be performed by fully qualified competent FSEs. The contractor shall provide copies of all factory certificates for FSEs showing types of equipment and dates of training for all equipment identified to be covered. When deemed appropriate, the Contracting Office Representative (COR) or CO reserve the right to prohibit contractor personnel from working on VAMC equipment.

XIV. CONTRACTOR TEST EQUIPMENT:

The contractor shall ensure all contractor supplied test equipment is properly calibrated, and certified. If requested by the COR, the contract shall be able to supply any certificates tied to the quality of the test equipment. Test equipment calibration shall be traceable to a national standard.