T-102 STARC Systems.pdf
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- 36C25623R0012 - 520-22-178-Z1DZ--CON Correct FCA Deficiencies related to Project No. 520-22-178
- Solicitation number
- 36C25622R0012
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This document includes a marketing brochure for STARC Systems modular wall panels and related federal contract opportunity. The brochure promotes STARC Systems' reusable panel systems for renovations, temporary isolation barriers, anterooms, and modular rooms. It highlights installations at various VA and military hospitals across applications such as negative pressure spaces, isolation areas, construction barriers, and corridor isolation kits. The second section describes a Department of Veterans Affairs solicitation to correct deficiencies for Project 520-22-178, which is a 100% set-aside for Veteran Owned Small Businesses. Offerors must respond by the solicitation response date of 36C25623R0012 to be considered for the award.
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Made in USA starcsystems.com
Reducing Risk & Disruption during Renovation
Hope Chalmers, RSM hchalmers@starcsystems.com
• Tampa VA
• Memphis VA
• Lexington VA
• Columbia VA
• Mountain Home VA
• Augusta (Georgia) VA
• Louisville VA
• St. Louis VA
• Detroit VA
• Madison VA
• Augusta (Maine) VA
• West Roxbury VA
• El Paso VA
• Muskogee VA
• Kansas City VA
• Lebanon VA
• Martinsburg VA
• Charleston VA
• Twentynine Palms VA
• Palo Alto VA
• Minneapolis VA
• Albuquerque VA
• Birmingham VA
• Robert E. Bush Naval Hospital
• Sacramento VA
• Orlando VA
• Naval Health Clinic-Charleston
• Walter Reed Hospital
• US Navy Hospital, Okinawa, Japan
VA and Military Hospitals Using STARC Systems Now
Jack C. Montgomery Muskogee VA
“We use it for everything;
anterooms, renovations, admissions, and anywhere else. I wish we could have started using it sooner.”
Asst. Chief of Engineering, Clint Boling
The Premier Infection Isolation and
Occupied Renovation Solutions
• Airtight reusable panels exceed ICRA Class IV
• Fast and simple installation
• Exceptionally durable and reusable
• Easily reconfigurable as needs change
Made in USA starcsystems.comstarcsystems.comMade in USA
Private Healthcare
Used for Renovation and Isolation by Leading Health
Systems in all 50 States
“STARC temporary walls … the ideal solution for infection control during the pandemic or containment during patient occupied renovation.”
Assistant Director for Major Hospital Projects at SUNY, Alvin
Dunaisky
U.S. Naval Hospital, Okinawa, Japan
270 feet purchased for following applications:
• Provide negative pressure space outside OR for transport of infected patients from the positive pressure OR to the recovery area.
• Create instant isolation areas, as needed, to allow for expansion during emergencies.
• Create a clean barrier appearance without the need for construction
Scaife Hall - University of Pittsburgh
Naval Clinic Charleston, South Carolina
"During COVID, STARC replaced plastic to create isolation between construction zones and patients,” “STARC allowed us to gain better control of negative air processes and use HVAC systems more efficiently and safely. Could have used twice as much
STARC walls as we purchased!“
Bill Keene, Facility Manager
Navy Facilities Using STARC Across Multiple Applications
STARC Anterooms Transform Patient Rooms into Isolation
• Create a safe negative pressure zone for donning & doffing PPE
• Installs in minutes
• Easily moved or reconfigured
“Your wall system has been our foundation to designing and creating negative air isolation units for our ICU and Emergency Departments along with our Long-Term Care unit.”
Kelly Trout, Regulatory Compliance
Specialist
Hendricks Regional Health
STARC Modular Rooms Transform Open Spaces
Before After
• Isolates potentially infectious patients in emergency departments
• Provides increased visibility or privacy
Creates immediate semi-permanent solutions that avoid disruptive construction and can be reconfigurated as needs change
Entire Wings Can be Turned into Isolation Capacity
Oklahoma Veteran's Affairs
• Corridor kits are being utilized in each facility to create dedicated
COVID space
• System-wide purchase of corridor kits for 7 facilities, consisting of
VAMCs and VA Centers
STARC Pop-Up Creates Additional Isolation Space
• Allows creation of isolation rooms within unoccupied spaces.
• Vision options allow for constant monitoring without entering room.
• Picture - Broward Health had an emergent need to set up multiple Acute
Care Rooms. That was easily achieve with STARC panels.
STARC Walls Transform to Meet Present Needs
Northwell Lenox Hill Hospital, NYC
• Installed 30 feet of see-through panels and doors in two hours, transforming an operating room into a recovery area.
• Used solid panels to section off a doctors' suite into individual testing sites.
"I am going to expand my stock. I will never use another product.“
Thomas Picciano, Manager of Engineering
Partitions Providing Safety Throughout Facilities
• Allows ability to direct patient traffic in public areas
• Isolates potentially infectious patients from others
• Allows for continued visibility
• Real wall appearance & stability
• Superior durability
• Reduce noise by up to 50%
• Fast, easy, disruption-free installation
• Telescope from 6’10” to 10’3”
• Widths from 12”- 42’’
Exceeds ICRA Class IV
Requirements
ASTM E-84 Class A Fire &
Smoke Rated
The STARC System Solution
Simple, Airtight Panel
Connections
Fast, tool-free connection between panels!
Integrated
Pressure Ports
Pressure Monitor
Bracket
Standard
12” Duct Collar
Integrated Negative Air Panels and Air-Tight Doors Exceeds ICRA Class IV Requirements
Multiple Widths
Available in 42” and 54” widths
Superior
Hinge System
Hope Chalmers, Regional Sales Manager - SE hchalmers@starcsystems.com
847-420-792 mailto:hchalmers@starcsystems.com
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