SOW_Cardiac_Life_Spt_Trng_Sys-10775992-1-124.pdf

1. What is the supply?

1.1. Basic Life Support (BLS)/Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) training equipment

1.1.1. Automated external defibrillator (AED) training aids

1.1.1.1. Adult electrodes, pads (training)

1.1.1.2. Pediatric electrodes, pads (training)

1.1.1.3. AED trainers (which are the training versions of the AEDs currently used by the section)

1.1.2. CPR training manikins (Little Family Pack)

1.1.2.1. Pediatric

1.1.2.2. Adult

1.1.3. Pocket mask trainer

1.2. Combat trauma training materials

1.2.1. Combat gauze trainer replacement bags

1.2.1.1. Economical alternative to purchasing Training Combat Gauze. Regular gauze

(kerlix) can be put into the replacement bags to simulate actual usage in combat scenario training lanes without the cost of purchasing proprietary training material (except the bags)

1.3. Hyfin Twin-Pack Trainer

1.3.1. Hyfin occlusive chest seals are a very popular occlusive dressing found in the operational environment. These trainers offer an economical solution to using live chest seals. The adhesive is designed for multiple uses without damage.

1.4. Combat Application Tourniquet (CAT) Trainer (NSN- 6910-01-560-2972)

1.4.1. Blue training aids are the universal color in the medical field for TRAINING AIDS and not to be used on live casualties

1.4.2. CATs are intended to be single use tourniquets. By having a designated color specifically for training, this reduces the risk of using a training tourniquet which has a higher chance of failure if it was previously put under stress

1.4.3. CAT Trainers are constructed to the same specifications as those designed for operational environment. However, they are blue to designate them as training use only.

1.5. Multi-Mission Aid Bag

1.5.1. The operational environment is changing and a modular aid bag is needed to accommodate the variables of combat.

1.5.1.1. Capable of being divided into two pieces: a main bag and a lighter assault bag

1.5.2. The bag will more accurately reflect the new camouflage pattern to which the Army is switching.

1.5.3. 23 bags are requested to replace the old stock of UCP bags currently used by the unit.

2. What are the component or elements of the supply?

2.1. Set

2.1.1. HEARTSTART Training Pads II

2.1.2. Infant/Child Key

2.2. Each

2.2.1. Little Family Pack

2.2.2. HEART START FRx TRAINER 861306, AED

2.2.3. Infant/Child pads placement guide

CARDIAC LIFE SUPPORT TRAINING SYSTEM

2.2.4. One-Way valve CPR Barrier Mask

2.2.5. Combat Gauze replacement bags

2.2.6. Hyfin Twin-Pack Trainer

2.2.7. CAT-Blue

2.2.8. MOJO 446 Multi-Mission Aid Bag

3. What performance requirements must the product meet?

3.1. CPR Training equipment

3.1.1. Manikins

3.1.1.1. Provide feedback to the user and instructor that adequate depth is being achieved during compressions.

3.1.1.2. Provide chest rise and fall when the head-tilt chin-lift maneuver is performed properly

3.1.1.3. Shall have basic anatomical landmarks for CPR training (xyphoid process, sternum, clavicles, basic facial structures)

3.1.1.4. Shall be able to move the head to the head-tilt chin-lift position to allow proper flow of air into the simulated lungs

3.1.2. AED Trainers

3.1.2.1. Shall perform synonymously to the HEARTSTART FRx AED in all areas except for live delivery of electrical current to the simulated patient

3.1.2.2. Shall have more than one option on whether Shock would be advised or not in given scenarios

3.1.2.3. AED trainer shall recognize the infant/child key as an appropriate adjunct for equipment usage

3.1.3. One Way CPR Barrier Mask

3.1.3.1. Shall appropriately simulate usage of a one-way barrier mask on a real apneic patient

3.1.4. Combat Gauze Trainer Replacement Bags

3.1.4.1. Shall be blue in color and accurately perform as a live (green) combat gauze bag would in actual usage

3.1.5. Hyfin Twin-Pack Trainer

3.1.5.1. Shall be blue in color

3.1.5.2. Shall have two (2) Hyfin Chest Seal Trainers

3.1.5.2.1. Trainers shall have an adhesive which allows it to be used multiple times without degradation of material

3.1.6. CAT Trainers

3.1.6.1. Shall be blue in color

3.1.6.2. Shall be made to the same specifications as a Combat Application Tourniquet

(black)

3.1.6.3. Shall have a white windlass strap on which the time of application can be written

3.1.7. MOJO 446 Multi-Mission Aid Bag

3.1.7.1. Shall be able to separate via a “zipper” into two individual bags

3.1.7.2. Shall have Operational Camouflage Pattern (OCP) or Operation Enduring

Freedom (MULTICAM) camouflage pattern. OCP is the preferred color pattern.

3.1.7.3. Bag shall be Berry Compliant

4. For what is the product to be used?

4.1. Product is to be used for medical training in a field and clinical environments.

4.2. Basic Life Support (CPR) training is a MOS requirement which must be completed every 2 years for re-certification purposes. Currently the unit doesn’t have the training materials needed to meet this mission requirement.

5. When is the supply required?

5.1. 15MAR16

6. What requirement must the supplier meet?

6.1. Supplier shall provide and ship the requested material with enough time to arrive at the unit for accountability and packing purposes.

7. Are there any delivery requirements to consider?

7.1. Delivery should be completed NLT 15MAR16

8. Are there distribution needs to be accounted?

8.1. N/A

9. Are there any geographic or location limitations/issues?

9.1. N/A

10. Are there unique requirements?

10.1. N/A