STATEMENT OR WORK - Cadaver DRAFT 21FEB23.pdf

DRAFT

STATEMENT OR WORK

Cadavers JMEX CRDAMC

Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center Fort Hood, TX 76544

The follow requirements for the cadavers are being provided for reference purpose:

The requirement id to provide Fifty (50) each whole-body cadavers are fresh frozen; however, the Government will accept a minimum of Twenty-Five (25) whole body cadavers.

Prefer Six (6) of the Fifty (50)/minimum of Twenty-Five (25) Whole Fresh Cadavers be 40 years of age or younger with a Body Mass Index (BMI) at least 25, to be provided by the delivery date, to support the Joint Medical Exercise (JMEX) to occur from 5 – 9 June 2023 in order to train at least one hundred and seventy (170) students in a training at Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center Joint Medical Exercise (JMEX) on Fort Hood, TX.

1. Whole Body Cadavers shall be fresh frozen. Preservation in formaldehyde in not adequate for this training.

2. Fresh Frozen Whole-Body Cadavers must be delivered in optimal condition.

All fifty (50)/ minimum of Twenty-Five (25) each whole-body cadavers must be delivered to the medical Simulation Training Center (MSTC) 53rd street, BLDG 19032, Fort Hood, TX 76544, no later than 2 June 2023. The Government will allow no more than five (5) deliveries starting no earlier than 5 May 2023, to ensure all 50 cadavers are delivered by 2 June 2023.

All fifty (50)/ minimum of Twenty-Five (25) each whole-body cadavers will be recovered (picked up) from the same location, the Medical Simulation Training Center (MSTC) 53rd street, BLDG 19032, Fort Hood, TX 76544 no later than 9 June 2023.

3. Serology services must be performed in advance on each Fresh Frozen Whole-Body Cadaver to ensure no infectious diseases are present.

4. The list of procedures to be performed with cadaveric tissue have been selected based on necessary lifesaving trauma procedures.

These Include: Resuscitative surgical measures, Trauma management profiles, Trauma evacuation profiles, Prolonged Casualty Care profiles, Tactical Combat Casualty Care and Point of Injury Care.

Examples of these types of procedures include:

a. External long bone and pelvis fixation

b. Fasciotomies of the extremities

c. Pelvic Packing

d. Cricothyrotomy

e. Thoracostomy

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f. Vascular shunt placement

g. Peripheral line placement

h. Arterial Line placement

5. Vendor will provide clean-up service at training site, cremation services for cadaver models and associated paperwork (e.g. – Death Certificate, etc.) to compliment the creation / final body disposition service.

6. Vendor will plan for the time required to get a gate pass at welcome center to gain access on post.

7. On-site Staff is not required.

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