Technical Exhibit 1 Salient Characteristics.docx

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Technical Exhibit 1 details the salient characteristics for an Austere Resuscitative Surgical Medical Monitor for the Special Operations Medical Detachment. The document specifies requirements for a compact, lightweight, and portable vital signs monitoring device capable of measuring electrocardiogram, pulse oximetry, respiration, blood pressure, patient temperature, and end-tidal carbon dioxide. Key technical specifications include a maximum size of 10.3" x 8.5" x 3.9", weight of 2.0 kgs, and a battery runtime of 4-6 hours.

The procurement includes multiple equipment items such as a Multi-Measurement Vital Sign Monitor with 5-waves capability, dock stations, various cuffs and adapters, batteries, and accessories. The total quantity for most items is 2, with battery charger adapters at 8 and lithium-ion batteries at 6. The solicitation is issued by the United States Special Operations Command under solicitation number H9242125Q0009, targeting a highly specialized medical unit's equipment needs for austere and challenging operational environments.

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Salient Characteristics – Austere Resuscitative Surgical Medical Monitor

1. Background:

The Special Operations Medical Detachment is a highly specialized medical unit comprised of four Austere Resuscitative Surgical Teams. These teams require patient vital signs monitoring equipment that is compact, lightweight, portable and durable to provide patient care in a multitude of different environments. Current Army fielded vital signs monitors reduce mobility and versatility in austere environments and A2/AD. Key performance parameters (KPP) and key system attributes (KSA) were determined by subject matter experts in austere resuscitative surgical casualty care, the following characteristics were determined necessary to provide the appropriate capability to mitigate the risk associated with the capability gap. using the UFR that was obtained earlier this fiscal year.

2. Salient Characteristics:

SC:
Characteristic
Threshold
Objective
1
FDA Approved
T=O
T=O
2
Capability must measure the following monitoring capabilities: Electrocardiogram, pulse oximetry, respiration, Non-invasive blood pressure, invasive blood pressure, patient temperature, and end-tidal carbon dioxide
T=O
T=O
3
Size
10.3" x 8.5" x 3.9"
9.8. x 3.8 x 4.4 in
4
Weight
2.0 kgs
1.3 kgs
5
Power Requirements
.A
Battery Runtime
4 hours
6 hours
.B
Power supply
AC/DC with Smart Charging System
T=O

2. Item needed and Quantity (as applicable):

Equipment Type
Quantity
UPC Code
Multi-Measurement Vital Sign Monitor with 5-waves capability B06 Dual Press and Temp H72 Critical Care Transport SW SP5 Masimo rainbow SET SpO2
2
884838082588
Dock Station
2
884838085244
Intellivue X3 HW Upgrade E30 No Handle Cover
2
884838087415
Intellivue Microstream Extension
2
884838083585
5 Lead ECG trunk/Snap Leadset
2
Adult NIBP Air Hose 3.0m
2
884838107854
Comfort Care Cuff, Pediatric
2
884838001558
Comfort Care Cuff, Small Adult
2
884838001565
Comfort Care Cuff, Adult
2
884838001572
Comfort Care Cuff, Adult XL
2
884838050075
Comfort Care Cuff, Large Adult
2
884838001589
Dual IBP Adapter
2
884838085299
Battery Charger Adapter
8
884838085879
Lithium Ion Battery
6
884838060012
Airway Adapter-Reusable-Adult/Pediatric
2
884838014060
SPO2 Kit RD Reuse Adlt, DBI boot, 25 pin
2
843997016247

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