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Parker Indian Health Center – A-dec Dental Operatory Equipment

Statement of Work

Project Title: Parker Indian Health Center – A-dec Dental Operatory Equipment/Cabinetry

1. Introduction and Background

The Indian Health Service (IHS), Phoenix Area Office (PAO) Department of Acquisition Management (DAM), is procuring for a Contractor to provide equipment and technical services necessary to remove existing dental equipment and cabinetry and install new A-dec dental equipment and cabinetry at Parker Indian Health Center. This purchase includes de-installation of existing equipment and cabinetry and procurement, delivery, assembly, installation, and inspection of new A-dec dental equipment and cabinetry by an Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) certified installer and authorized dealer. This is a brand name procurement only, as the equipment currently utilized and supported in Phoenix Area IHS is A-dec, Inc dental equipment. All requested equipment is the same brand and quality found in other Phoenix Area IHS service units in order to keep all dental operatories universal. Procurement of the A-dec equipment and accessories aids the local Biomedical Engineering department’s ability to fulfill maintenance requirements and reduces the clinician burden of new training requirements. The current A-dec dental equipment and accessories have reached the end of use lifecycle and new equipment is required to provide dental care in the most current standard of care settings as recommended by the American Dental Association (ADA) and The Joint Commission (TJC). The de-installation services shall include the safe uninstallation and removal of the existing outdated dental equipment and cabinetry.

2. Service and Equipment Requirements

The Contractor shall provide A-dec certified personnel to perform comprehensive on-site visits to Parker Indian Health Center, in order to de-install existing dental equipment/cabinetry and install new A-dec dental equipment/cabinetry to optimal operation. The Contractor shall provide all test equipment, tools, labor, supervision, parts, travel, and any other items deemed necessary to fulfill the requirements of this statement of work. All equipment shall be installed without unapproved modifications to the existing structure or utilities. Specific tasks and requirements include the following:

2.1 – Existing Dental Equipment/Cabinetry De-installation Services:

The Contractor shall provide de-installation services necessary to safely uninstall and remove all existing dental equipment and cabinetry located in the Parker Indian Health Center Dental Clinic. All components of the existing dental equipment shall be removed by the Contractor unless otherwise specified by IHS. No elements of the existing A-dec operatory equipment and cabinetry are to be abandoned-in-place. The Contractor shall coordinate with the local Biomedical Engineering department and Property and Supply department to ensure the equipment is correctly routed for removal from dental treatment patient areas.

Services shall include transport of all existing equipment for complete removal from Parker Indian Health Center premises following approval from the Parker Indian Health Center Property Department. The Contractor shall decommission and disconnect all existing equipment in accordance with local regulatory requirements. Electrical components (circuit boards, cabling, etc.) shall be recycled as electrical salvage while metal components (aluminum, brass, iron, etc.) shall be recycled as metal salvage. The Contractor shall handle all biologically contaminated materials (cuspidor, waste lines, extraction lines, etc.) with care and follow the necessary safety precautions when dismantling the existing equipment. All other material types unsuitable for recycling shall be removed from the premises and disposed of appropriately.

2.2 – A-dec Dental Equipment/Cabinetry Procurement, Delivery, and Installation:

The Contractor shall procure, install, and configure all new A-dec dental equipment and cabinetry to operate inside the Parker Indian Health Center Dental Clinic. The Contractor shall deliver, install, and certify all dental equipment to fully comply with all relevant A-dec installation criteria and technical standards. The equipment must conform to site conditions (existing structures/connections) and A-dec install specifications. The Contractor shall install the new A-dec cabinetry in the specified dental clinical locations and ensure all cabinetry conforms to existing electrical and plumbing connections. The Contractor shall ensure all new A-dec equipment is properly installed and mounted with the new A-dec cabinetry. The Contractor shall install, assemble, and anchor the dental equipment per OEM specifications requirements.

All equipment and accessories shall be new condition, A-dec factory assembled/configured, and include a factory warranty. Remanufactured items or items procured through non-authorized channels (gray market) will not be accepted. The Contractor shall ensure all cabinetry with custom dimensions are designed and developed by the A-dec Tailored Solutions team in order to conform to the installation location and existing walls/flooring. The Contractor shall warrant all workmanship. The Contractor shall ensure the equipment is pre-assembled at the A-dec factory, blanket-wrapped and delivered to Parker Indian Health Center. It is the Contractor’s responsibility to unload, unpack, and uncrate all equipment/cabinetry and properly remove and dispose of packing material. The Contractor shall remove the wrapping, transport, and physically install the equipment/cabinetry at the operatory/room location. The Contractor shall assemble, install/adjust, and test the A-dec devices and components to ensure proper operation and electrical safety. The Contractor is responsible for the repair and/or replacement of any damaged, defective, broken, or missing item/part/accessory. A complete list of all A-dec equipment and services (including options/accessories/configurations) required in this procurement is listed in Section 14 – A-dec Equipment/Cabinetry and Services. The Contractor shall provide and install the following A-Dec dental equipment/cabinetry and services:

2.2.1 A-dec 511 Dental Chairs – Quantity 10

2.2.2 A-dec 541 - 541 12 O'Clock Duo INSTM Delivery Systems –Quantity 10

2.2.3 A-dec 521 - A-dec 521 Doctor's Stool – Quantity 10

2.2.4 A-dec 522 - A-dec 522 Asst Stool – Quantity 10

2.2.5 A-dec 575L LED Dental Light, Wall/Side Cabinet – Quantity 2

2.2.6 A-dec 574L LED Dental Light, Central Cabinet– Quantity 8

2.2.7 A-dec 586 - Ceiling MT, Monitor MT – Quantity 8

2.2.8 A-dec 5580 - Treatment Console (Structure Type: Base, Midsection, & Upper) – Quantity 8

2.2.9 A-dec 5580 - Treatment Console (Structure Type: Base Only with Column) – Quantity 1

2.2.10 A-dec 5580 - Treatment Console (Structure Type: Base Only) – Quantity 1

2.2.11 A-dec 5543 - Central Console - Split Storage – Quantity 2

2.2.12 A-dec 5543 - Central Console – X-ray Storage – Quantity 3

2.2.13 A-dec 5543 - Central Console – X-ray Storage with Column – Quantity 1

2.2.14 A-dec 5531 - Accessory Console - Long 9 o'clock – Quantity 1

2.2.15 A-dec 5531 - Accessory Console - Long 9 o'clock in 2 room bay – Quantity 3

2.2.16 A-dec 5531 - Accessory Console - 3 o'clock open rooms – Quantity 2

2.2.17 A-dec 5531 - Accessory Console - Closed 9 o'clock – Quantity 2

2.2.18 A-dec 5531 - Accessory Console - Closed 3 o'clock – Quantity 2

2.2.19 A-dec 5590 - Preference ICC (65" wide x 16 7/8" deep and 72" high) – Quantity 2

2.2.20 A-dec 5590 - Preference ICC (75" wide x 16 7/8" deep and 64" high) – Quantity 1

2.2.21 A-dec 5731 – Upper Storage Unit – Quantity 8

2.2.22 Installation of New Equipment/Cabinetry Services

2.2.23 Delivery/Blanket Wrap Services

2.2.24 De-installation of Existing Equipment/Cabinetry Services

2.3 – A-dec Dental Equipment Inspection and Performance Testing:

The Contractor shall test all A-dec dental equipment after installation to confirm proper operation in accordance with OEM requirements. The Contractor shall make final air, central vacuum, water, and electrical connections in accordance with A-dec and IHS structural and utility requirements. Qualified personnel shall perform calibrations and function testing of the dental equipment. Phoenix Area Indian

Health service will accept the equipment once installation and successful verification testing has been completed and approved.

2.4 – A-dec Dental Equipment Training:

The Contractor shall provide orientation and end-user training to the Parker Indian Health Center dental department staff upon final installation.

2.5 – Documentation of services performed and supporting documents The Contractor shall provide a detailed service report indicating services performed and include pertinent information such as equipment identification (serial number and device type) and equipment location (operatory/room). Printed and digital copies of all packing slips, bills of lading, and other shipping documents shall be provided to the local Parker Indian Health Center Property & Supply department. The Contractor shall provide all supporting documents upon request including service manuals, user manuals, and technical data sheets.

3. General Requirements

The services/work that the Contractor shall provide specifically includes those described in Section 2 or specified herein.

However, the performance as described and specified shall not be deemed to constitute a detailed specification having the effect of excluding other needed work not specifically mentioned that will be necessary for the successful completion of this project as generally described. The Contractor is required to furnish all services necessary to successfully fulfill the overall objectives set forth in the contract.

Complete de-installation of existing equipment/cabinetry and delivery, installation, and testing of new equipment shall be provided by the Contractor. The Contractor shall provide all services and technical support necessary to install and configure the A-dec equipment. Full operation and final configuration of all A-dec equipment shall be achieved within the period of performance of this contact. The Contractor shall clean and wipe down all equipment after installation.

The Contractor shall maintain a current list of the A-dec equipment installed at Parker Indian Health Center and shall provide an updated list to the Contracting Officer Representative (COR) upon request. This list shall include the following information: current technical specifications of the A-dec devices and device information (device type, serial number, location, and current configuration).

The Contractor shall uninstall and remove all current Parker Indian Health Center dental operatory equipment and cabinetry necessary to implement the new A-dec dental platform. The Contractor shall inform the local biomedical engineering and property department of all equipment removed from service. The Parker Indian Health Center Property Specialist and Biomedical Equipment Technician will coordinate with the Contractor to generate an accurate list of dental equipment/cabinetry being removed from the building. The Contractor shall remove all trash, discarded parts, dunnage, and other material from areas immediately after completion of installation. Government-owned dumpsters may be used for disposal of this nonhazardous waste material. The general area shall be left in a clean and orderly condition free of any foreign material caused by the installation or repair activities.

The Contractor shall provide on-site visits for all services listed herein including installation/configuration of A-dec devices, and training services. The Contractor shall furnish all necessary tools, consumables, software and test equipment to pursue the fulfillment of work performed under this Statement of Work. The Contractor shall provide the necessary parts and accessories (including mounts) to ensure all new A-dec equipment/cabinetry is properly installed and has seamless integration with the existing utilities and forms to the dental clinic flooring and wall infrastructure.

The Contractor shall provide at least two site visits prior to installation of the operatory equipment/cabinetry and at least one visit for the final review, testing, and subsequent acceptance by IHS of the A-dec dental equipment/cabinetry. The Contractor shall assign a project manager to coordinate meetings with all IHS stakeholders (dental department, engineering department, and property department) prior to installation services and addresses any potential delays to the dental project.

The Contractor shall warrant all workmanship. The standard A-dec manufacturer warranty is 5 year parts unless otherwise specified in the product manual and/or Seller’s quotation. The Contractor shall at minimum provide a full 5 year warranty for parts and labor for all A-dec equipment and components listed herein. The warranty shall begin at the time of IHS acceptance of equipment and after installation. All services shall be performed in accordance with A-dec requirements, in order to fulfill requirements for coverage of the following manufacturer warranty:

a) 5 Years for Dental Chairs, Lights, Delivery Systems, and Monitor Mounts

b) 2 Years for A-DEC EA-53 Electric Motor, Tubing and Control Modules

c) 1 Year for Clinical Products

d) 5 years for dental furniture/cabinetry

The Contractor shall provide training such that all patient care providers (end-users) and biomedical technicians completing the training are qualified to operate the A-dec equipment.

The Contractor shall provide all shipping and handling services necessary to deliver and install the A-dec equipment.

Equipment shall be delivered by standard freight and lift gate delivery service shall be provided upon request. The Contractor shall inform the COR and local service unit point of contacts of shipping updates and provide notification of shipment within 24 hours.

The Contractor shall provide a projected schedule for the project, within 15 days of contract award addressing the following milestones: on-site survey and verification that all A-dec system quantities and configurations are accurate, manufacture/factory assembly of all parts and/or equipment, delivery to Parker Indian Health Center, and complete de-installation of existing equipment/cabinetry and installation of new A-dec equipment/cabinetry.

All equipment and materials provided by the Contractor shall be new and, where appropriate, shall arrive on-site sealed in original manufacturer’s containers and blanket-wrapped. The Government reserves the right to refuse any items deemed to not meet this requirement. The Contractor shall provide tools, labor and any test equipment for installation and removal of old equipment/cabinetry from the premises.

4. Contractor Personnel Requirements

The Contractor shall provide A-dec certified service personnel with experience in maintenance, installation and testing of the A-dec equipment types listed herein. Personnel shall be qualified to perform the required installation and training services for all listed equipment (see Section 14 – A-dec Equipment and Services). In the event a service representative is unable to fulfill all services listed herein, the Contractor shall provide a senior service engineer, or like, to resolve any problems. All workmanship performed by the Contractor shall be of acceptable industry standard quality and shall be immediately rectified at no additional cost to the Government upon notification of non-acceptability by the Government.

Valid documentation of A-dec certification and current manufacturer’s authorization to perform technical support, installation, and maintenance on the items listed in Section 14 shall be included with the submission of offer at the time of solicitation.

5. Contractor Requirements

The Contractor shall provide all needed supplies, OEM parts, materials, equipment, and tools that are necessary for the performance of the contract requirements. The Contractor shall be held responsible for the cost of any necessary repairs or equipment replacements caused by negligence and abuse on his/her part. The Contractor shall be responsible for the cost for safeguarding all Government property that will be serviced under this contract. The Contractor shall have adequate liability insurance to cover any potential liability. In no event shall the Government release the Contractor from liability arising from acts of omission, improper repair, negligence, or deliberate or non-deliberate acts that jeopardize the health and safety of patients and/or Government employees. The rules of law governing such incidents or actions shall prevail.

The Contractor shall be an Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) authorized dealer, authorized distributor, or authorized Contractor reseller for the proposed equipment/system such that the OEM warranty is supported and maintained by the OEM. The Contractor shall be OEM authorized/certified to service the required A-dec equipment/cabientry throughout the lifecycle of the contract. If you are not the original equipment manufacturer (OEM), then an Authorized Distributor Letter is required with the submission of offer at the time of solicitation in order to be considered for the award.

6. Reporting Requirement and Deliverables

6.1 Service Reports: The Contractor shall instruct its service representatives to obtain a signature from the COR or designee official responsible for the equipment upon completion of the installation and de-installation services. A copy of the signed service report shall be left with the COR or designee official responsible for the A-dec equipment/cabinetry. The Contractor shall also forward copies of the Installation and Testing Service Reports to the COR by the 7th day after service is performed. However, Emergency Maintenance Service Reports shall be forwarded to the COR within 10 working days after completion of the service. At a minimum, Service Reports should include the following information:

6.1.1 Device type

6.1.2 Model Number

6.1.3 Serial Number

6.1.4 Location(operatory/room number)

6.1.5 Configuration/settings on device

6.1.6 Serial Number, Make, Model and Last Calibration Date of all Test, Measurement, and

Diagnostic Equipment (TMDE) used. All equipment shall be NIST traceable.

6.1.7 Testing Results

6.1.8 Technician Comments.

6.2 Original Equipment Manufacturer’s Supporting Documentation

6.2.1 The Contractor shall provide hard copies and digital copies of the latest versions of the manufacturer’s manuals for operation, maintenance, inspection, and repair. Documents shall include User’s Manuals, Service Manuals, Operator’s manuals, etc.

6.3 Invoices: The Contractor shall submit an original invoice and three copies (or electronic invoice, if authorized) to the address designated in the contract to receive invoices. The invoice shall be emailed to the COR or his/her designee. An invoice must include the following:

6.3.1 Name and address of the Contractor;

6.3.2 Invoice date and number;

6.3.3 Dates of service/delivery;

6.3.4 Contract number, line item number and, if applicable, the order number;

6.3.5 Description, quantity, unit of measure, unit price and extended price of the items delivered;

6.3.6 Shipping number and date of shipment, including the bill of lading number and weight of shipment if shipped on Government bill of lading;

6.3.7 Terms of any discount for prompt payment offered;

6.3.8 Name and address of official to whom payment is to be sent;

6.3.9 Name, title, and phone number of person to notify in event of defective invoice; and

6.3.10 Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN). The Contractor shall include its TIN on the invoice only if required elsewhere in this contract.

6.3.11 Electronic funds transfer (EFT) banking information.

6.3.12 The Contractor shall include EFT banking information on the invoice only if required elsewhere in this contract. If EFT banking information is not required to be on the invoice, in order for the invoice to be a proper invoice, the Contractor shall have submitted correct EFT banking information in accordance with the applicable solicitation provision, contract clause (e.g., 52.232-33, Payment by Electronic Funds Transfer— System for Award Management, or 52.232-34, Payment by Electronic Funds Transfer—Other Than System for Award Management), or applicable agency procedures. EFT banking information is not required if the Government waived the requirement to pay by EFT.

6.3.13 Invoices will be handled in accordance with the Prompt Payment Act (31 U.S.C. 3903) and Office of Management and Budget (OMB) prompt payment regulations at 5 CFR part 1315.

6.4 Training: The Contractor shall schedule and provide operator and in-service training for the Parker Indian Health Center dental staff. The following in-service trainings shall be provided by the Contractor:

6.4.1 Provide operational and problem identification training to Dental Clinic staff on-site at Parker Indian Health Center.

6.4.2 Available A-dec training resources such as operator’s guides and quick reference sheets shall be provided in hard copies and digital copies.

7. Conformance standards

The Contractor shall install and service the A-dec equipment covered by this contract in accordance with the following standards:

7.1.1 Original Equipment Manufacturer’s (OEM) specification requirements

7.1.2 American National Standard (ANSI)/American Dental Association (ADA) Standards Committee on Dental

Products (SDP) standards

7.1.3 National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) 99 (2012 Edition), 101 (2012 Edition), 70E (2012 edition)

7.1.4 The Joint Commission Standard (EC.02.04.03)

7.1.5 Association for the Advancement of Medical Instrumentation (ANSI/AAMI EQ56:2013))

7.1.6 ISO Technical Committee 106-Dentistry (ISO/TC 106) recommendations

7.1.7 Occupational Health and Safety Association

7.1.8 Federal, Tribal, and local regulatory guidance and ordinances in regards to bio hazardous waste, disposal, and applications

8. Inspection and Acceptance Criteria

The Government will monitor the Contractor’s performance under this contract and shall retain the right to perform unscheduled inspections, as it deems necessary. Furthermore, the Government retains all rights provided by the FAR (Federal Acquisition Regulations) clause entitled “Inspection of Services – Fixed Price” and any other inspection clause, which may be specified in the contract. The Government will conduct an acceptance inspection following the completion of the A-dec equipment installation. The inspection will be performed by the Parker Indian Health Center Biomedical Engineering staff and Dental Program Director. Contractor shall correct any deficiencies noted within 30 days following the inspection.

The Contractor shall have a prior successful history in providing A-dec installation services and present full ability to perform all services during the lifecycle of the contract. The Contractor shall investigate all deficiencies, complaints, and suspected issues involving services performed that do not conform to the expectation listed within the Statement of Work.

In the event an identified issue is not remediated in a timely manner, an independent qualified consultant shall be retained at the Contractor’s expense.

The COR will monitor the Contractor’s activities and accomplishments and will indicate acceptance or non-acceptance of the deliverable. The deliverables identified within this Statement of Work will be inspected and either approved or, if they are not acceptable, rejected by the COR. The Contractor shall establish an inspection system covering the equipment stated in this Statement of Work. The Contractor shall maintain a history file on all de-installations, installations, testing, repairs, relocations and inspections conducted. The history file shall be the property of the Government and shall be maintained by the Contractor and turned over to the COR upon completion of the contract.

9. Safety Precautions/ Bio-Hazard Safety

All system, either mechanical or electrical that must be deactivated before servicing shall be rendered by whatever disconnect or shut-off means are provided. Each deactivated system shall be properly “tagged-out” to prevent accidental reactivation. The Parker Indian Health Center Biomedical Engineering Department will furnish “tag-out” procedures and tags. The Government shall be responsible for removing the contents of any equipment and ensuring it is biologically safe.

If applicable, the Contractor shall notify the Parker Indian Health Center Biomedical Engineering Department and Safety Officer before removing any bio-hazardous material. If applicable, the Contractor is responsible for removing and disposing of all hazardous materials/sources.

10. Schedule and Notification, Government Responsibility

The contractor shall provide all services during normal operating hours Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. during the week, unless otherwise specified. Any de-install or install services outside of the normal work schedule shall be arranged with the facility Point of Contact at no additional expense to the Government in the event the project is delayed at the fault of the Contractor. Service schedule shall be agreed to by the contractor and the designated COR. The Contractor personnel shall check-in with the Parker Indian Health Center Biomedical Engineering Department or Facilities Engineering Department before beginning any work. Contractor shall call or email the Parker Indian Health Center Service Unit staff and coordinate with the department leads during project implementation. The Contractor shall acquire approval for all scheduled dates for services and deliveries, no less than one (1) week in advance.

Contractor shall comply with IHS visitation policy.

10.1 Before performing services the Contractor personnel shall report to the local Facilities Engineering or Biomedical Engineering Department at the beginning and end of their entire visitation at the facility, to sign-in and receive a facility “Guest” badge.

10.2 The Contractor shall report to the Facilities and/or Biomedical Department at the beginning of each visitation for a wellness screening prior to start of work due to COVID-19 response. The Contractor’s personnel shall comply with all visitation requirements prior to entering the facility.

10.3 The Contractor shall be authorized to park only in areas opened to the public.

10.4 The Contractor shall be allowed minimal use of government space to store supplies and/or equipment as required under this contract.

10.5 The Contractor shall be responsible for any repair or damage incurred to the building system as a result of contractor errors or poor workmanship.

11. Performance Period

The Period of Performance for this contract is nine months from the issuance of award.

12. Submission of Offer

The Contractor shall provide the following documentation with the submission of offer at the time of solicitation:

12.1 Documentation of the manufacturer of the A-dec dental equipment/cabinetry

12.2 Documentation and/or technical specification sheets of the A-dec dental equipment/cabinetry

12.3 A-dec Authorized Distributor Letter and A-dec Certified/Trained Personnel (Documentation confirming Contractor is OEM authorized dealer/installer)

12.4 Information detailed in submitted offer shall include clear description of equipment and services by line item (Reference Section 14):

12.4.1 A-dec equipment information (Manufacturer Item #, Device Description, Quantity, and Cost)

12.4.2 Description of all de-installation, delivery/transport, and installation services

12.4.3 Warranty and support provisions: Information on all parts and labor provided by the Contractor post-installation and time period of coverage.

12.4.4 Post-Warranty Support: The Contractor shall provide a detailed list of services available to Parker Indian

Health Center after warranty period ends. The Contractor shall include pertinent information such as description of on-site maintenance/repair services available, number of technicians available to Phoenix Area, and warranty period for repair services (including associated parts, service, and clinical components).

13. Location

The Contractor shall deliver all equipment and services to the following location:

13.1 Parker Indian Health Center

12033 Agency Road Parker, AZ 85344

14. A-dec Equipment/Cabinetry and Services

The Contractor shall procure, deliver, and install all A-dec equipment/cabinetry and provide all services listed in the table below. The Contractor shall reference all A-dec Manufacturer item numbers in the submission of offer at the time of solicitation.

Item Quantity Device Type Description

A-dec Equipment Description

(Including Options/Accessories/Configurations)

A-dec Manufactu rer Item #

511 - A-dec 511 Chair 10

A dental chair is intended to support the patient during diagnostic and therapeutic treatment by licensed health care professionals.

PriceBook Current V0313.9999 Model 511 Patient Chair 511 Product Version B V0452.0002 Voltage 120 Volts V0074.0002 Base Color White V0009.0002 Foundation Price 511 B Chair V0195.0264 Upholstery Type Formed/Seamless V0075.0014 Upholstery Style 511 F01 Style V0073.0003 Upholstery Color Black V0072.0021 Contoured Floor Box V0040.0001 Duplex and QDs V0037.0002 Packaging Blanket Wrap With Pallet V0327.0010

541 - 541 12 O'Clock Duo

INSTM

A delivery system is intended to provide a mounting location in addition to providing air, PriceBook Current V0313.9999 Model 541 Duo Delivery System 541

Product Version B V0452.0002 Base Color White V0009.0002 water, vacuum, and electrical power to dental devices for use during diagnostic and therapeutic treatment by licensed health care professionals.

Delivery systems may be mounted to dental chairs, dental carts, dental cabinets, and walls.

Foundation Price 541B 12 O'Clock Duo with Deluxe Plus Touchpad

V0195.0268

Voltage 120 Volts V0074.0002 Mounting Style A-dec Inspire 591 or Preference Mount 5580/5562/5662

V0055.0001

Work Surface Material Solid Surface V0161.0002

Work Surface Color Arctic Melange V0162.0087

Countertop Price Gibraltar Price V0334.0002 Disc Foot Control V0041.0008 Air & Self Contained Water QDs V0003.0010 300W 120V Power Supply V0060.0006 Packaging Standard (Boxed) V0327.0004 Handing Right V0128.0001 Doctor's Touchpad Deluxe Plus Touchpad V0036.0010 Handpiece Tubing Style Silicone Handpiece Tubing V0330.0002 Position 1 Autoclavable QD Syringe V0267.0005 Position 2 6-Pin Tubing V0267.0001 Position 3 5-Hole Fiber-Optic with Bulb Tubing V0267.0006 Position 4 KaVo Electric Motor V0267.0103 Position 5 Satelec Mini LED Curing Light V0267.0014 EMC-703 Control Module V0053.0009 A-dec Powered USB Hub V0504.0001 Standard Touchpad V0007.0002 Autoclavable QD Syringe V0105.0005 Satelec Mini LED Curing Light V0004.0014 Assistant's Curing Light Holder Holder for Curing Light V0462.0001 Dual Turret V0403.0001 HVE Standard 11mm HVE V0200.0005 Additional 11mm HVE V0087.0007 Vacuum Tubing Style EasyFlex Tubing V0500.0004 Water Bottle Mount Right Handed V0572.0003

521 - A-dec 521 Doctor's Stool 10 A dental stool is intended to provide PriceBook Current V0313.9999 Model 521 Doctor's Stool 521 seated support for members of the dental team during diagnostic and therapeutic treatment of dental patients by licensed health care professionals.

Foundation Price 521 Doctors Stool V0195.0246

Base Color White V0009.0002 Cylinder Type Tall V0032.0003 Caster Type Tile V0012.0002 Armrest Options No Armrests V0083.0005 Upholstery Type Sewn V0075.0009 Upholstery Color Ebony V0072.0040 Packaging Blanket Wrap With Pallet V0327.0010

522 - A-dec 522 Asst Stool 10

A dental stool is intended to provide seated support for members of the dental team during diagnostic and therapeutic treatment of dental patients by licensed health care professionals.

PriceBook Current V0313.9999 Model 522 Assistant's Stool 522 Foundation Price 522 Assistant's Stool V0195.0247 Base Color White V0009.0002 Backrest Backrest V0474.0001 FootSupport Foot Ring V0475.0002 Caster Type Tile V0012.0002 Upholstery Type Sewn V0075.0009 Upholstery Color Ebony V0072.0040 Packaging Blanket Wrap With Pallet V0327.0010

575L - A-dec 575L LED Dental Light, Wall/Side Cabinet

A dental operating light is intended to illuminate the oral structures and operating areas of dental patients during diagnostic and therapeutic treatment by licensed health care professionals.

PriceBook Current V0313.9999 Model A-dec 575L LED Dental Lt, Wall/Side Cabinet Mt 575L Base Color White V0009.0002 Mounting Style Wall Mount V0055.0012 Foundation Price 575 LED Light V0195.0204

Packaging Standard (Boxed) V0327.0004

574L - A-dec 574L LED Dental Light, Central Cabinet

A dental operating light is intended to illuminate the oral structures and operating areas of dental patients during diagnostic and therapeutic treatment by licensed health care professionals.

PriceBook Current V0313.9999 Model A-dec 574L LED Dental Lt, Central Cabinet Mt 574L Base Color White V0009.0002 Mounting Style A-dec Inspire OR Preference Central Cabinet Mount V0055.0047 Foundation Price 574 LED Light- Cabinet Mount V0195.0203 Packaging Standard (Boxed) V0327.0004

586 - 586 Ceiling MT,Monitor MT 8

Mounts designed to hold monitors in place. These mounts typically consist of supports, backings, settings, clamps, PriceBook Current V0313.9999 Model 586 Ceiling Monitor Mount-- Floating 586 Base Color White V0009.0002 Mounting Style Ceiling Mount V0055.0030 and accessories that permit the attachment of monitors to structures or furniture (e.g., walls, beds, carts).

Foundation Price 586 Monitor Mount- Ceiling Mount V0195.0223 Ceiling Height Post For 9' (2743 mm) Ceiling Height V0089.0019

Packaging Standard (Boxed) V0327.0004

5580 - Treatment Console 8

Cabinets designed to store, display, and provide ready access to dental instruments, devices, and materials (e.g., local anesthetics, cement) during dental treatments; they also have a working surface (e.g., the top of the cabinet) that may include a sink intended to facilitate the dental procedure. This furniture typically consists of a stand-alone, stainless steel multiple drawer, shelf, or shelf/drawer cabinet, they may have hinged or sliding (either glass or solid) doors.

Dental cabinets may have attachments for handpieces, a high volume evacuator, and a saliva ejector; some also include built-in grounded outlets, security locks, and/or small wheels for easy movement.

They are used in dental clinics and offices during the performance of dental procedures, including oral surgery.

PriceBook Current V0313.9999 Model 5580 5580 Cabinet Width 42" V0011.0003 Structure Type Base-- Midsection & Upper V0066.0001 Access Type Soft Close V0002.0002 Foundation Price 5580.42 Treatment Column, Lower, Midsection & Upper V0195.0163 Delivery System Type 541/545 Mounts to Floor V0151.0005 Countertop Color Arctic Melange V0067.0087 Countertop Price Gibraltar Price V0334.0088 Accent Color Bridal Blanco V0097.0729 Accent Edgebanding Bridal Blanco Edge Banding V0172.0793

Decor Color Bridal Blanco V0098.0729 Decor Edgebanding Bridal Blanco Edge Banding V0172.0793

C1 Module Width 13.4" V0309.0004 Base Module C1 BSBFTC1 - Bi-Fold Side Opening Storage

V0050.BSB

FTC1

C1 Door Hinge Left V0288.0002 C1 Storage Option 1 Swing-out Shelf-- Right Hinge V0287.0012

C1 Storage Option 2 Swing-out Shelf-- Right Hinge V0287.0012

C1 Storage Option 3 Swing-out Shelf-- Right Hinge V0287.0012

C2 Module Width 13.4" V0309.0004 Base Module C2 BW2DTC.5 - 14" Double Door Storage

V0050.BW2

DTC.5

Lowered Doors Lowered Storage Doors V0136.0010

Work Surface Material No Work Surface V0161.0003

C3 Module Width 13.4" V0309.0004 Base Module C3 BSBFTC1 - Bi-Fold Side Opening Storage

V0050.BSB

FTC1

C3 Door Hinge Right V0288.0001

C3 Storage Option 1 Swing-out Shelf-- Left Hinge V0287.0009

C3 Storage Option 2 Swing-out Shelf-- Left Hinge V0287.0009

C3 Storage Option 3 Swing-out Shelf-- Left Hinge V0287.0009

MC Module Width 40.2" V0309.0010 Midsection Module M1 MSTC.16 - Shelf & Flip Down Door

V0050.MST

C.16

UC Module Width 40.5" V0309.0017 Upper Module U1 U3DCOL.9

- 3 Door Pass Thru Upper

V0050.U3D

COL.9

Upper Type Tall Upper Storage V0251.0002

Glass Shelves 4 Sets (16 Total) V0130.0005

Door Windows Front and Back Upper Windows V0167.0007

Clock Timer Clock Timer V0123.0017 Task Light Task Light V0154.0002 Monitor Mount Cabinet Mounted Track Monitor V0141.0003

Soffit Extension 7" Soffit on 34" or 42" Cabinet V0149.0006

Packaging Blanket Wrap Without Pallet V0327.0058

5580 - Treatment Console (With

Column)

Cabinets designed to store, display, and provide ready access to dental instruments, devices, and materials (e.g., local anesthetics, cement) during dental treatments; they also have a working surface (e.g., the top of the cabinet) that may include a sink intended to facilitate the dental procedure. This furniture typically consists of a stand-alone, stainless steel multiple drawer, shelf, or shelf/drawer

PriceBook Current V0313.9999 Model 5580 5580 Cabinet Width 42" V0011.0003 Structure Type Base Only V0066.0002 Access Type Soft Close V0002.0002 Foundation Price 5580.42 Treatment Column, Lower Only V0195.0162 Delivery System Type 541/545 Mounts to Floor V0151.0005 Countertop Color Arctic Melange V0067.0087 Countertop Price Gibraltar Price V0334.0088 Accent Color Bridal Blanco V0097.0729 Accent Edgebanding Bridal Blanco Edge Banding V0172.0793

Decor Color Bridal Blanco V0098.0729 Decor Edgebanding Bridal Blanco Edge Banding V0172.0793

C1 Module Width 13.4" V0309.0004 cabinet, they may have hinged or sliding (either glass or solid) doors.

Dental cabinets may have attachments for handpieces, a high volume evacuator, and a saliva ejector; some also include built-in grounded outlets, security locks, and/or small wheels for easy movement.

They are used in dental clinics and offices during the performance of dental procedures, including oral surgery.

Base Module C1 BSBFTC1 - Bi-Fold Side Opening Storage

V0050.BSB

FTC1

C1 Door Hinge Left V0288.0002 C1 Storage Option 1 Swing-out Shelf-- Right Hinge V0287.0012

C1 Storage Option 2 Swing-out Shelf-- Right Hinge V0287.0012

C1 Storage Option 3 Swing-out Shelf-- Right Hinge V0287.0012

C2 Module Width 13.4" V0309.0004 Base Module C2 BW2DTC.5 - 14" Double Door Storage

V0050.BW2

DTC.5

Lowered Doors Lowered Storage Doors V0136.0010

Work Surface Material No Work Surface V0161.0003

C3 Module Width 13.4" V0309.0004 Base Module C3 BSBFTC1 - Bi-Fold Side Opening Storage

V0050.BSB

FTC1

C3 Door Hinge Right V0288.0001 Cord Drop Cord Drop V0110.0002 Packaging Blanket Wrap Without Pallet V0327.0058

Tailored Solutions

* Column dimensions 15" wide x 11 3/4" deep

* Column starts 2.5" from right edge

* Back splash on all 3 sides of column

TS

Upcharge

5580 - Treatment Console (Base

Only)

Cabinets designed to store, display, and provide ready access to dental instruments, devices, and materials (e.g., local anesthetics, cement) during dental treatments; they also have a working surface (e.g., the top of the cabinet) that may include a sink intended to facilitate the dental procedure. This furniture typically consists of a stand-alone, stainless steel

PriceBook Current V0313.9999 Model 5580 5580 Cabinet Width 42" V0011.0003 Structure Type Base Only V0066.0002 Access Type Soft Close V0002.0002 Foundation Price 5580.42 Treatment Column, Lower Only V0195.0162 Delivery System Type 541/545 Mounts to Floor V0151.0005 Countertop Color Arctic Melange V0067.0087 Countertop Price Gibraltar Price V0334.0088 Accent Color Bridal Blanco V0097.0729 Accent Edgebanding Bridal Blanco Edge Banding V0172.0793

Decor Color Bridal Blanco V0098.0729 multiple drawer, shelf, or shelf/drawer cabinet, they may have hinged or sliding (either glass or solid) doors.

Dental cabinets may have attachments for handpieces, a high volume evacuator, and a saliva ejector; some also include built-in grounded outlets, security locks, and/or small wheels for easy movement.

They are used in dental clinics and offices during the performance of dental procedures, including oral surgery.

Decor Edgebanding Bridal Blanco Edge Banding V0172.0793

C1 Module Width 13.4" V0309.0004 Base Module C1 BSBFTC1 - Bi-Fold Side Opening Storage

V0050.BSB

FTC1

C1 Door Hinge Left V0288.0002 C1 Storage Option 1 Swing-out Shelf-- Right Hinge V0287.0012

C1 Storage Option 2 Swing-out Shelf-- Right Hinge V0287.0012

C1 Storage Option 3 Swing-out Shelf-- Right Hinge V0287.0012

C2 Module Width 13.4" V0309.0004 Base Module C2 BW2DTC.5 - 14" Double Door Storage

V0050.BW2

DTC.5

Lowered Doors Lowered Storage Doors V0136.0010

Work Surface Material No Work Surface V0161.0003

C3 Module Width 13.4" V0309.0004 Base Module C3 BSBFTC1 - Bi-Fold Side Opening Storage

V0050.BSB

FTC1

C3 Door Hinge Right V0288.0001 C3 Storage Option 1 Swing-out Shelf-- Left Hinge V0287.0009

C3 Storage Option 2 Swing-out Shelf-- Left Hinge V0287.0009

C3 Storage Option 3 Swing-out Shelf-- Left Hinge V0287.0009

Cord Drop Cord Drop V0110.0002

Packaging Blanket Wrap Without Pallet V0327.0058

5543 - Central Console (Split

Storage)

Cabinets designed to store, display, and provide ready access to dental instruments, devices, and materials (e.g., local anesthetics, cement) during dental treatments; they also have a working surface (e.g., the top of the cabinet) that may include a sink intended to facilitate the dental procedure. This

PriceBook Current V0313.9999 Model 5543 5543 Cabinet Width 113" Central Console V0011.0010 Structure Type TB Central Console V0066.0005 Access Type Soft Close V0002.0002 X-Ray Storage Split Storage-- Xray Area V0264.0004 Foundation Price 5543.TB Central Console with 49" Equipment End V0195.0159 Countertop Color Arctic Melange V0067.0087 Countertop Price Gibraltar Price V0334.0088 Accent Color Bridal Blanco V0097.0729 furniture typically consists of a stand-alone, stainless steel multiple drawer, shelf, or shelf/drawer cabinet, they may have hinged or sliding (either glass or solid) doors.

Dental cabinets may have attachments for handpieces, a high volume evacuator, and a saliva ejector; some also include built-in grounded outlets, security locks, and/or small wheels for easy movement.

They are used in dental clinics and offices during the performance of dental procedures, including oral surgery.

Accent Edgebanding Bridal Blanco Edge Banding V0172.0793 Decor Color Bridal Blanco V0098.0729 Decor Edgebanding Bridal Blanco Edge Banding V0172.0793 S1 Module Width 35" V0309.0006 Sink End Module S1 S1DREC

- Round Wash Station, Decor

V0050.S1D

REC

Sink Undermount Stainless Steel Sink V0063.0001 Faucet Type Chrome Faucet V0039.0003 Soap Dispenser Type No Soap Dispenser Without Cutout V0064.0005 Bezel Type Undermount Stainless Steel Bezel V0107.0006 Knee Activated Faucet Knee-activated Faucet-- Side A & B V0134.0002 Foot Activated Faucet Foot Activated Faucet V0157.0038 D1 Module Width 19.5" V0309.0026 Dispenser Module CD1 U1DDISPC - 1 Door Upper Dispenser, Central

V0050.U1D

DISPC

D1 Door Hinge Left V0288.0002 D1 Glove Or Tissue Dispenser 4 Glove or Tissue Dispensers V0131.0004 D1 Storage Option 1 Adjustable Wood Shelf V0287.0003 D1 Storage Option 2 Adjustable Wood Shelf V0287.0003 Module Orientation Bottom Drawer/Door Opens to Side A V0299.0011 S2A Module Width 21" V0309.0008 Central Base Module CB1 DBWFDFDC - Dual Opening Drawer Bank, WRS,5,6/WRS,5.5, 6

V0050.DB

WFDFDC

M1 Module Width 29" V0309.0021 Privacy Panel Module M1 MSC.1 - Central Midsection W/ Privacy Panel

V0050.MSC

.1

Panel Location Panel Location-- Centered V0223.0170 U1 Module Width 29" V0309.0021 Upper Module U1 U2DC3 - 2 Door Upper, Central TB

V0050.U2D C3

Door Windows Front and Back Upper Windows V0167.0005 U1 Storage Option 1 Adjustable Wood Shelf V0287.0003

U1 Storage Option 2

U1 Storage Option 3 Adjustable Wood Shelf V0287.0003 Task Light Task Lights-- 2 V0154.0003 X1 Module Width 6" V0309.0049 XRay Column Module XC1 XRCOL1 - X-ray Column, Central, 2005

V0050.XRC

OL 1

Module Orientation Equipment Delivers to Side A V0299.0007 E1A Module Width 14" V0309.0007 Equipment End Module EQ1 DB4DC1 - Drawer Bank, 8,5,5,7

V0050.DB4

DC1

Module Orientation Equipment Delivers to Side B V0299.0006 E2B Module Width 14" V0309.0007 Equipment End Module EQ2 DB4DC1 - Drawer Bank, 8,5,5,7

V0050.DB4

DC1

Module Orientation Equipment Delivers to Side A V0299.0007 E3A Module Width 21" V0309.0008 Equipment End Module EQ3 B1DC3 - Dual Access Storage, Hinged On Eqpt Endcap Side

V0050.B1D C3

E3A Storage Option 1 Adjustable Wood Shelf V0287.0003 E3A Storage Option 2 Adjustable Wood Shelf V0287.0003 M2 Module Width 49.1" V0309.0068 XRay Storage Module XS1 XRBF.2 - X-ray Bifold, 96"

V0050.XRB

F.2

M2 Storage Option 1 Adjustable Wood Shelf V0287.0003 M2 Storage Option 2 Adjustable Wood Shelf V0287.0003 M2 Storage Option 3 Adjustable Wood Shelf V0287.0003 M2 Storage Option 4 Adjustable Wood Shelf V0287.0003 M2 Storage Option 5 Adjustable Wood Shelf V0287.0003 M2 Storage Option 6 Adjustable Wood Shelf V0287.0003 M2 Storage Option 7 Adjustable Wood Shelf V0287.0003 M2 Storage Option 8

Soffit Extension 7" Soffit on 5543 Cabinet V0149.0018 Packaging Blanket Wrap Without Pallet V0327.0057 Tailored Solutions *Total cabinet length to be 137"

* Add shelved storage at equipment end, double door, access from both sides, include 8 adjustable wood shelves

* Soffit extension starts behind dispensing module

* 3 glove cutouts each side of dispensing module

TS

Upcharge

5543 - Central Console (X-ray) 3

Cabinets designed to store, display, and provide ready access to dental instruments, devices, and materials (e.g., local anesthetics, cement) during dental treatments; they also have a working surface (e.g., the top of the cabinet) that may include a sink intended to facilitate the dental procedure. This furniture typically consists of a stand-alone, stainless steel multiple drawer, shelf, or shelf/drawer cabinet, they may have hinged or sliding (either glass or solid) doors.

Dental cabinets may have attachments for handpieces, a high volume evacuator, and a saliva ejector; some also include built-in grounded outlets, security locks, PriceBook Current V0313.9999 Model 5543 5543 Cabinet Width 113" Central Console V0011.0010 Structure Type TB Central Console V0066.0005 Access Type Soft Close V0002.0002 X-Ray Storage Xray V0264.0002 X-Ray Specify X-ray Cutout to Follow V0265.0030 Foundation Price 5543.TB Central Console with 49" Equipment End V0195.0159 Countertop Color Arctic Melange V0067.0087 Countertop Price Gibraltar Price V0334.0088 Accent Color Bridal Blanco V0097.0729 Accent Edgebanding Bridal Blanco Edge Banding V0172.0793 Decor Color Bridal Blanco V0098.0729 Decor Edgebanding Bridal Blanco Edge Banding V0172.0793 S1 Module Width 35" V0309.0006 Sink End Module S1 S1DREC

- Round Wash Station, Decor

V0050.S1D

REC

Sink Undermount Stainless Steel Sink V0063.0001 Faucet Type Chrome Faucet V0039.0003 Soap Dispenser Type No Soap Dispenser Without Cutout V0064.0005 Bezel Type Undermount Stainless Steel Bezel V0107.0006 Knee Activated Faucet Knee-activated Faucet-- Side A & B V0134.0002 and/or small wheels for easy movement.

They are used in dental clinics and offices during the performance of dental procedures, including oral surgery.

Foot Activated Faucet Foot Activated Faucet V0157.0038 D1 Module Width 19.5" V0309.0026 Dispenser Module CD1 U1DDISPC - 1 Door Upper Dispenser, Central

V0050.U1D

DISPC

D1 Door Hinge Left V0288.0002 D1 Glove Or Tissue Dispenser 4 Glove or Tissue Dispensers V0131.0004 D1 Storage Option 1 Adjustable Wood Shelf V0287.0003 D1 Storage Option 2 Adjustable Wood Shelf V0287.0003 Module Orientation Bottom Drawer/Door Opens to Side A V0299.0011 S2A Module Width 21" V0309.0008 Central Base Module CB1 DBWFDFDC - Dual Opening Drawer Bank, WRS,5,6/WRS,5.5, 6

V0050.DB

WFDFDC

M1 Module Width 29" V0309.0021 Privacy Panel Module M1 MSC.1 - Central Midsection W/ Privacy Panel

V0050.MSC

.1

Panel Location Panel Location-- Centered V0223.0170 U1 Module Width 29" V0309.0021 Upper Module U1 U2DC3 - 2 Door Upper, Central TB

V0050.U2D C3

Door Windows Front and Back Upper Windows V0167.0005 U1 Storage Option 1 Adjustable Wood Shelf V0287.0003 U1 Storage Option 2 Adjustable Wood Shelf V0287.0003 U1 Storage Option 3 Adjustable Wood Shelf V0287.0003 Task Light Task Lights-- 2 V0154.0003 X1 Module Width 6" V0309.0049 XRay Column Module XC1 XRCOL1 - X-ray Column, Central, 2005

V0050.XRC

OL 1

Module Orientation Equipment Delivers to Side A V0299.0007 E1A Module Width 14" V0309.0007 Equipment End Module EQ1 DB4DC1 - Drawer Bank, 8,5,5,7

V0050.DB4

DC1

Module Orientation Equipment Delivers to Side B V0299.0006

E2B Module Width 14" V0309.0007 Equipment End Module EQ2 DB4DC1 - Drawer Bank, 8,5,5,7

V0050.DB4

DC1

Module Orientation Equipment Delivers to Side A V0299.0007 E3A Module Width 21" V0309.0008 Equipment End Module EQ3 B1DC3 - Dual Access Storage, Hinged On Eqpt Endcap Side

V0050.B1D C3

E3A Storage Option 1 Adjustable Wood Shelf V0287.0003 E3A Storage Option 2 Adjustable Wood Shelf V0287.0003 M2 Module Width 49.1" V0309.0068 XRay Storage Module XS1 XRBF.2 - X-ray Bifold, 96"

V0050.XRB

F.2

Soffit Extension 7" Soffit on 5543 Cabinet V0149.0018 Packaging Blanket Wrap Without Pallet V0327.0057 Tailored Solutions *Total cabinet length to be 137"

* Add shelved storage at equipment end, double door, access from both sides, include 8 adjustable wood shelves

* Soffit extension starts behind dispensing module

* 3 glove cutouts each side of dispensing module

TS

Upcharge

5543 - Central Console (X-ray with column)

Cabinets designed to store, display, and provide ready access to dental instruments, devices, and materials (e.g., local anesthetics, cement) during dental treatments; they also have a working surface (e.g., the top of the cabinet) that may include a sink intended to facilitate the dental procedure. This furniture typically

PriceBook Current V0313.9999 Model 5543 5543 Cabinet Width 113" Central Console V0011.0010 Structure Type TB Central Console V0066.0005 Access Type Soft Close V0002.0002 X-Ray Storage Xray V0264.0002 X-Ray Specify X-ray Cutout to Follow V0265.0030 Foundation Price 5543.TB…