CT Scanner Contrast Power Injection System

The Department of Veterans Affairs, Veterans Integrated Service Network 4, is procuring a CT Scanner Contrast Power Injection System for the Altoona VA Medical Center. The acquisition seeks a complete system with an overhead counterpoise mounting system, installation services, syringes with tubing and connectors, and shipping under simplified acquisition procedures. The required system must include power injection capability for complex contrast-enhanced CT protocols, storage and recall of up to 250 protocols, multi-phase programming, automatic filling and priming, programmable pressure limits, eGFR and weight-based dosing, and compatibility with PACS/RIS/speech recognition systems. Evaluation will be conducted using comparative methodology based on price, socioeconomic considerations, technical capability, and delivery timeframe to determine best value to the Government. Quotes are due by April 10, 2026, at 7:00 AM EDT, with a firm fixed-price award anticipated for a one-time purchase.

This is an unrestricted solicitation with no set-aside designation, issued under FAR 13 simplified acquisition procedures. The contract will run from April 17, 2026, through July 31, 2026, with all items required to be delivered to Altoona VAMC within 30 days after receipt of order on an FOB destination basis. Quoters must submit pricing by line item, provide OEM name and part number, specify country of origin, and complete the Buy American Certificate; if not the manufacturer, an authorization letter from the OEM is required. The Stellant Flex system by Medrad is referenced as an example of salient characteristics only. Interested vendors should direct procurement inquiries to Jefferson Mann at jefferson.mann@va.gov, with Robert Neal serving as the contracting officer for this acquisition.