Attachment_0001~_SOW_Simulation_Manikin_~_11_SEP_2019.DOCX

Solicitation Number W15QN-19-R-1063 Attachment 0001

STATEMENT OF WORK (SOW)

5h Brigade Health Service (HS), 94th Training Division (FS) Medical Simulation Manikins 11 September 2019

1.0 INTRODUCTION

Medical Trauma Care Simulation Manikins

2.0 BACKGROUND

The 5th Brigade Health Service was created to train the U.S. Army and U.S. Army Reserve Combat Medic Soldiers (68W). The purpose of the 68W Technical Track is to provide the Combat Medic Specialists with the necessary skills and knowledge for providing emergency medical treatment at point of wounding on the battlefield, limited primary care, and health protection and evacuation from a point of injury or illness.

The US Army Medical Corp has experienced great challenges with the expeditious and quality of medical care that was available and provided to combatants and civilian population victims of current urban battlefields. The US Army medical communities have obtained a great amount of knowledge and lessons learned from the multitude of combat related medical necessity contributing to the development of more realistic and advanced medical care training. The US Army Medical Department (AMEDD) and AMEDD Center and Schools Program of Instruction and lesson plans requires the use of advanced simulation manikins to train students.

3.0 OBJECTIVES

The 5th Brigade Health Service objective is to procure technology advanced simulation manikins (human and canine) with realistic body functions, medical symptoms, and trauma injuries enabling the medical students to exercise primary and advanced medical care intervention. The Soldiers attending the mandatory career development courses, currently referred to as the Medical Refresher Training and Senior Advance Leadership Training courses will obtain the necessary training to successfully conduct advanced medical care of military Soldiers and civilians as prescribed by the Program of Instruction and lessons learned from current contingency operations.

4.0 SCOPE

4.1. Salient Characteristics

The Simulation Manikins (male, female and canine) need to demonstrate the most accurate and realistic physical characteristics and medical symptoms/ conditions encountered on a human body. The manikin must enable the medical care professional the ability to conduct advanced medical treatment such as open wound care (Gun Shot, Lacerations, etc.) amputation, crushed pelvic bone, hemorrhage control, incisions, suturing, tracheal intubation, chest decompression, Intravenous IV, burns, vitals assessment and monitoring pulmonary and cardiovascular functions. Manikins shall withstand extreme weather and roughness such as drag, drop, carried, airlift to properly simulate and exercise the treatment and evacuation of a combatant Soldier or civilian from point of injury in the Battlefield to the final fixed medical facility. The manikins must provide advance technology that includes the abilities to manage and manipulate medical simulations such as active bleeding, hemorrhage, pulmonary functions, movement of extremities, vitals and pupils changes as it occurs in the human body during stress or severe injury, and able to record and export students training data.

The contractor shall provide the following supplies:

8 EA

Medical Trauma Care Simulation Manikins (Female) NOTE: 1 each shall have burn scenario

2 EA

Medical Trauma Care Simulation Manikins (Canine)

2 EA

Stand-alone Packable Gun Shot Wound (GSW) classroom trainer

4 EA

Simulator replacement Battery with A/C charger

5 EA

Advance Life Support (ALS) Kit (Pulse Oximetry, Blood Pressure Cuff, EKG, vital sign monitoring)

3 EA

Concentrated Blood Solution

1 Gallon

Multi- Manikin Simulation (Master) Control Pad (if required to control multiple simulators simultaneously)

2 EA

Replacement Skin Set (for airway)

2 EA

Salient characteristics of the simulation manikins (human) are listed in Table 1 below:

TABLE 1:

SIMULATION MANIKIN (MALE/FEMALE)

PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS

Body weight (MALE) 160-180 lbs

Body weight (FEMALE) 120-160 lbs

Skin tone (Natural & Afro-American)

Male/ Female anatomy

Realistic Respiratory Capabilities

Eye Pupil adjustment (dilation/constriction)

Arterial, venus bleeding capabilities

Durable withstand extreme weather exposure and terrain (drag, scrape & water resistant, easy reconstitution)

Full motion of lower & upper extremities, Torso (realistic leg movement)

Interchangeable extremities (legs, arms, chest, lower body)

MEDICAL INTERVENTION

Capable to apply Chest Needle Decompression

Demonstrate Open Chest Wound trauma treatment

Capable to apply Intraossesous Infusion (IO)

Packable open wounds, burns, Gun Shot Wound (GSW)

Capable to apply Intravenous Infusion (IV)

Primary Assessment (vitals, physical examine, measurable & adjustable pulse rate, blood pressure)

Capable to apply Tourniquet, splints, compression & occlusive dressing

RESPIRATORY MANAGEMENT

Active breathing with adjustable chest rise and fall

Tension Pneumothorax

Insert an Oropharyngeal Airway

Insert an Nasopharyngeal Airway

Ability to insert a Combitube (advanced airway)

Perform Surgical Cricothyroidotomy

Chest Tube Thoratic

Administer Oxygen/ SPO2 Monitoring

INJURIES

Treat Hypovolemic Shock

Head Trauma (brusing, eye dilation, Burn (2nd & 3rd degree), blast)

Penetrating Injuries (gunshot wounds, lacerations, shrapnel)

Hemorrhage (extremities, torso)

Amputation (arm, Leg)

Crepitus (crush pelvis)

TECHNOLOGY

Two-way audio communication

Student assessment recording

Remote control simulation, system

Simulation scenario programing

Electrocardiogram monitoring

Battery operated with a/c backup

Blood Supply pump/reservoir

Interactive voice programing

Easy operation & setup

Low Maintenance

Salient characteristics of the simulation manikins (canine) are listed in Table 2 below:

TABLE 2:

CANINE SIMULATOR

PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS

Maximum weight 40-70 Lbs

Water & environment resistant

Barks

Bleeds

Breathing (rise & fall of chest)

Wounds (dressing, packable)

Adjustable Pulse

Moveable jaw

Advanced Airway management (Intertracheal tube)

Perform Surgical Cricothyroidotomy

Capable to apply Intraossesous infussion (IO)

Capable to apply CPR

Student assessment recording

Remote control simulation, system

Simulation scenario programing

Battery operated with a/c backup

Blood Supply pump/reservoir

Easy operation & setup

4.2 Warranty:

Manikins must have a 1-year warranty on parts and labor with an additional two-year extended warranty. Parts include body frame, faulty skin, mechanical repairs and automation component and software. Contractor would not be responsible for any damages caused by improper use.

4.3 Maintenance &Service

Maintenance and services for this item are included in the Warranty.

4.4 Delivery:

Supplies are to be delivered 30 days after receipt of contract. The recipient technical point of contact is:

POC: MSG Angela Burt Cell: 901.517.1405 5th BDE HS 68CMF School, FT Knox KY 40121

SHIP TO: (W90G6Q)

80TH TTC KNOX

ATTN: 5TH BRIGADE HS

288 MARONDE ST., BLDG. 1724

FT KNOX, KY 40121

5.0 DEFINITIONS

5.1. CONTRACTOR: The term is used in this requirement refers to the primary (prime) contractor or vendor.

5.2. CONTRACTING OFFICER (KO): The government official who has authority to enter into contract, administer or terminate contracts. He/she can make related determinations and findings on behalf of the government. The Contracting Officer is the ONLY individual who can legally bind the government.