J065--Greater Los Angeles VA Healthcare System Guldmann Ceiling Patient Lifts Base + 3 Year 36C26223Q1582
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- Solicitation number
- 36C26223Q1582
- Agency
-
Veterans Integrated Service Network 22
Veterans Health Administration, Department of Veterans Affairs
- Responses due
- Set-aside
- Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business
Opportunity facts
- NAICS code
- 811210 Electronic and Precision Equipment Repair and Maintenance
- Place of performance
- Department of Veterans Affairs Greater Los Angeles VA Healthcare System Los Angeles CA 90073, United States
Notice details come from SAM.gov. Updated .
About this opportunity
The contractor is required to provide preventive and corrective maintenance services for 173 Guldmann Patient Lifts at various facilities of the Veterans Integrated Service Network (VISN) 22. The services include all necessary labor, materials, supplies, parts, batteries, software, tools, equipment, travel, transportation expenses, and other related costs. The contract period is for one base year with the option to extend for three additional one-year periods.
Services and products to be provided:
- Preventive Maintenance Inspection (PMI) services on Guldmann Patient Lifts.
- Corrective Maintenance (CM) services on Guldmann Patient Lifts.
- All necessary labor, materials, supplies, parts, batteries, and software.
- All necessary tools, equipment, travel, and transportation expenses.
- Compliance with manufacturer's instructions and Joint Commission (JC) standards.
Notice text
This pre-solicitation notice supersedes the request for quote number 36C26223Q1350. All offers submitted under previous solicitation number 36C26223Q1350 are null and void. All interested parties must reply to the new solicitation 36C26223Q1582 once published.
Statement of Work
Scope:
The Contractor shall provide all necessary labor, materials, supplies, parts, batteries, software (needed for the general operation of the equipment), tools, equipment, travel, transportation expenses and other related costs to provide Preventive Maintenance Inspection (PMI) and Corrective Maintenance (CM) services on the below Government Owned Guldmann Patient Lifts at the participating facilities listed herein of the Veterans Integrated Service Network (VISN) 22. This preventive maintenance should include all required checks, calibrations and any other performance required for the device according to the manufacture s recommendations as well as the checklist outlined in the Patient Safety Alert AL14-07 (See Attachments). The corrective maintenance must cover any repairs to bring the device up to operating standards and consists of all parts and labor needed.
It is the intent of the Government to enter into a single award service contract on Guldmann equipment in accordance with the terms and conditions contained herein. The contract period shall be for one (1) base year with the Government having the option to exercise three (3) one-year options (Base + 3 Year Contract).
Participating Facility:
VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System
11301 Wilshire Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90073
Sepulveda VA Hospital Medical Center
16111 Plummer St,
Sepulveda, CA 91343
VA Ventura Outpatient Clinic
5250 Ralston Street
Ventura CA 93003
General Requirement:
All work shall be in accordance with manufacturer s instructions, including, but not limited to, adjustments, calibration, cleaning, lubrication, testing, disassembly, checkout, replacement of worn and/or defective parts, battery change. The above shall be performed as necessary as required to keep equipment in optimal working condition.
Equipment shall be maintained in accordance with the Joint Commission (JC) standards, VHA Patient Safety Alert mandates. Contractor shall apply VA supplied PMI labels with completed date and the next required PMI date to the equipment after PMI is completed.
This refers to the 173 Guldmann GH3+ patient lift units listed below:
EE#
Serial Number
Location
1
150412
11806
Greater Los Angeles
2
150423
11824
Greater Los Angeles
3
158671
74468
Greater Los Angeles
4
158672
68497
Greater Los Angeles
5
158673
68523
Greater Los Angeles
6
158674
74467
Greater Los Angeles
7
158675
68534
Greater Los Angeles
8
158676
68517
Greater Los Angeles
9
158677
68536
Greater Los Angeles
10
158678
68504
Greater Los Angeles
11
158679
68508
Greater Los Angeles
12
158680
74464
Greater Los Angeles
13
158681
68501
Greater Los Angeles
14
158682
74465
Greater Los Angeles
15
158683
68505
Greater Los Angeles
16
158684
66851
Greater Los Angeles
17
158685
68525
Greater Los Angeles
18
158686
68511
Greater Los Angeles
19
158687
74461
Greater Los Angeles
20
158688
74466
Greater Los Angeles
21
158689
74462
Greater Los Angeles
22
158690
68521
Greater Los Angeles
23
158691
68510
Greater Los Angeles
24
158692
74411
Greater Los Angeles
25
158693
74412
Greater Los Angeles
26
158694
68503
Greater Los Angeles
27
158695
74469
Greater Los Angeles
28
158696
68518
Greater Los Angeles
29
158697
68516
Greater Los Angeles
30
158698
74410
Greater Los Angeles
31
158699
68512
Greater Los Angeles
32
158700
68539
Greater Los Angeles
33
158701
11839
Greater Los Angeles
34
158702
68509
Greater Los Angeles
35
158703
68514
Greater Los Angeles
36
158704
4143
Greater Los Angeles
37
158705
74434
Greater Los Angeles
38
158707
201004
Greater Los Angeles
39
158708
4155
Greater Los Angeles
40
158709
201203
Greater Los Angeles
41
158710
4406
Greater Los Angeles
42
172144
4146
Greater Los Angeles
43
172145
74463
Greater Los Angeles
44
172146
68515
Greater Los Angeles
45
172223
68519
Greater Los Angeles
46
176153
66832
Greater Los Angeles
47
178536
44657
Greater Los Angeles
48
178537
44661
Greater Los Angeles
49
178539
44658
Greater Los Angeles
50
178540
87831
Greater Los Angeles
51
178541
44652
Greater Los Angeles
52
178542
44653
Greater Los Angeles
53
178543
87822
Greater Los Angeles
54
178544
87823
Greater Los Angeles
55
178545
87820
Greater Los Angeles
56
178546
87825
Greater Los Angeles
57
178547
87826
Greater Los Angeles
58
178548
87824
Greater Los Angeles
59
178549
87827
Greater Los Angeles
60
178550
87821
Greater Los Angeles
61
178551
87828
Greater Los Angeles
62
178552
87819
Greater Los Angeles
63
178553
87818
Greater Los Angeles
64
178554
87829
Greater Los Angeles
65
178555
87830
Greater Los Angeles
66
178556
44673
Greater Los Angeles
67
178557
44671
Greater Los Angeles
68
178558
44665
Greater Los Angeles
69
178569
44664
Greater Los Angeles
70
178559
33135
Greater Los Angeles
71
178560
33130
Greater Los Angeles
72
178561
33133
Greater Los Angeles
73
178562
44672
Greater Los Angeles
74
178563
44674
Greater Los Angeles
75
178564
44667
Greater Los Angeles
76
178565
44662
Greater Los Angeles
77
178566
44656
Greater Los Angeles
78
178567
44668
Greater Los Angeles
79
182358
44649
Greater Los Angeles
80
182359
44647
Greater Los Angeles
81
182360
44651
Greater Los Angeles
82
182361
44663
Greater Los Angeles
83
183474
44675
Greater Los Angeles
84
183475
87808
Greater Los Angeles
85
183476
44669
Greater Los Angeles
86
183477
44666
Greater Los Angeles
87
183478
44670
Greater Los Angeles
88
183479
44650
Greater Los Angeles
89
184110
66840
Greater Los Angeles
90
184317
87815
Greater Los Angeles
91
187991
87817
Greater Los Angeles
92
195745
69561
Greater Los Angeles
93
195746
69563
Greater Los Angeles
94
195747
69564
Greater Los Angeles
95
195748
69544
Greater Los Angeles
96
195749
69554
Greater Los Angeles
97
195750
69562
Greater Los Angeles
98
195751
69566
Greater Los Angeles
99
195752
69543
Greater Los Angeles
100
205397
87812
Greater Los Angeles
101
205398
87805
Greater Los Angeles
102
205399
87810
Greater Los Angeles
103
213417
103708
Greater Los Angeles
104
216991
44655
Greater Los Angeles
105
216992
44660
Greater Los Angeles
106
216993
87809
Greater Los Angeles
107
216994
87813
Greater Los Angeles
108
216995
44646
Greater Los Angeles
109
216996
44648
Greater Los Angeles
110
216997
126070
Greater Los Angeles
111
216998
87804
Greater Los Angeles
112
216999
126064
Greater Los Angeles
113
217000
126067
Greater Los Angeles
114
217001
120597
Greater Los Angeles
115
217002
120595
Greater Los Angeles
116
217003
140241
Greater Los Angeles
117
217004
126071
Greater Los Angeles
118
217005
120600
Greater Los Angeles
119
217006
133131
Greater Los Angeles
120
217007
126069
Greater Los Angeles
121
217008
109761
Greater Los Angeles
122
217009
133349
Greater Los Angeles
123
217010
109766
Greater Los Angeles
124
217031
87814
Greater Los Angeles
125
218400
87806
Greater Los Angeles
126
218401
87807
Greater Los Angeles
127
150406
11822
SEPULVEDA
128
150407
11823
SEPULVEDA
129
150408
11825
SEPULVEDA
130
150409
11833
SEPULVEDA
131
150410
11832
SEPULVEDA
132
150411
11807
SEPULVEDA
133
150413
11829
SEPULVEDA
134
150414
11828
SEPULVEDA
135
150415
11827
SEPULVEDA
136
150416
11826
SEPULVEDA
137
150417
11840
SEPULVEDA
138
150418
68522
SEPULVEDA
139
150419
11838
SEPULVEDA
140
150420
68498
SEPULVEDA
141
150421
11814
SEPULVEDA
142
150422
68506
SEPULVEDA
143
150424
11834
SEPULVEDA
144
150425
11835
SEPULVEDA
145
150426
11836
SEPULVEDA
146
150427
11837
SEPULVEDA
147
150428
11831
SEPULVEDA
148
150430
68499
SEPULVEDA
149
150431
11129
SEPULVEDA
150
157501
68502
SEPULVEDA
151
157502
68496
SEPULVEDA
152
157503
11842
SEPULVEDA
153
157504
68507
SEPULVEDA
154
157505
68500
SEPULVEDA
155
157506
11841
SEPULVEDA
156
157507
11843
SEPULVEDA
157
157508
11830
SEPULVEDA
158
157509
11844
SEPULVEDA
159
157510
11818
SEPULVEDA
160
184889
44654
SEPULVEDA
161
205793
11845
SEPULVEDA
162
217678
109756
SEPULVEDA
163
219047
109765
SEPULVEDA
164
219048
109756
SEPULVEDA
165
219049
120599
SEPULVEDA
166
219050
120598
SEPULVEDA
167
219051
120596
SEPULVEDA
168
219052
120593
SEPULVEDA
169
219053
120592
SEPULVEDA
170
219054
126066
SEPULVEDA
171
214337
121780
VENTURA
172
214772
122196
VENTURA
173
214773
122205
VENTURA
Preventive maintenance and Inspection (PMI)
The Contractor shall perform PMI per the timelines listed above in accordance with the equipment manufacturer during the life of the contract. This shall include software updates (if applicable) needed for the general operation of the equipment. All equipment must also be maintained in such a condition that will satisfy the requirements of the Joint Commission (JC). The Contractor may request a copy of the JC standards from the Program Point of Contact (PPOC).
The Contractor, in addition to performing PMI in accordance with the equipment manufacturer guideline, will fill out, sign, and perform the equipment checks according to the Patient Safety Alert AL14-07 checklist (See Attach 1 and Attach 4) for corrective and preventative maintenance. This will be required to be presented to Biomedical Engineering contact upon completion with the service report.
PMI shall be performed by a fully qualified service technician, who certified to manufacturer s recommended standards (See Section 11- Qualifications, on this SOW).
The Contractor shall provide all PMI-related replacement parts at no cost to the Government.
The Contractor will be responsible for providing latest proprietary firmware updates to keep equipment working properly and safely.
The Contractor shall provide all travel, transportation, and replacement part shipping expenses at no cost to the Government.
The PMI will be scheduled a minimum of five (5) business days in advance with the PPOC.
Corrective Maintenance / Repair Services:
The Contractor shall conduct corrective maintenance or repair services as required by the Government. All equipment must also be maintained in such a condition that will satisfy the requirements of the Joint Commission (JC). The Contractor may request a copy of the JC standards from the PPOC.
The Contractor, in addition to performing CM in accordance with the equipment manufacturer guideline, will fill out, sign, and perform the equipment checks according to the Patient Safety Alert AL14-07 checklist for corrective and preventative maintenance. This will be required to be presented to Biomedical Engineering contact upon completion with the service report.
Should equipment need to be deinstalled or moved for repairs, the Contractor will fill out, sign, and perform the equipment check according to the Patient Safety Alert for installation and relocation (See Attach 2) when reinstalling the equipment. This will be required to be presented to Biomedical Engineering contact upon completion with the service report.
The Contractor shall provide a 24-hour response time from initial contact when service call is placed to schedule site visit.
Onsite support response time from the Contractor shall be within 48 hours after a service call has been placed on the equipment listed, and it is determined that the contractor needs to be onsite to remediate the issue.
The Contractor shall provide all travel and transportation expenses at no cost to the Government.
The Contractor shall provide all corrective maintenance repair and replacement parts, including batteries, and shipping expenses at no cost to the Government.
The Contractor shall notify Biomedical Engineering or the PPOC when any required repairs or replacements are needed.
Services and Repairs will be performed by a fully qualified service technician, who certified to manufacturer s recommended standards (See Section 11- Qualifications, in this SOW).
Any call back for service request for the same type of malfunction shall be at no charge to the Government.
The Contractor shall provide, upon request, loaner equipment if the inoperative equipment will be down for an extended period of time, at no cost to the Government.
Replacement Parts:
Only new standard OEM parts shall be furnished by the Contractor for repairs and replacements. All parts shall be of current manufacture and shall have versatility with presently installed equipment (See FAR Clause 52.211-5 (Aug 2000)). All major components and parts furnished shall carry the manufacturer s standard commercial warranty.
All newly installed parts will become property of the Government. Parts shall be itemized as no-charge items on the Contractor s invoice and shall be identified by part numbers listed on the manufacturer schematics or part list.
Replaced parts are to be disposed by the Contractor after approval of PPOC.
All worn or defective parts are to be replaced at no cost to the Government.
Any shipping costs or related expenses for replacement parts will be at no cost to the Government.
The Veterans Affairs Healthcare Facility shall not furnish parts, service manuals and/or test equipment for the performance of this contract. It is the responsibility of the Contractor to bring appropriate equipment and/or supplies necessary to complete the work as required, including but not limited to test weights.
SERVICE EQUIPMENT:
The VA shall not furnish parts and/or test equipment for the performance of this contract. It is the responsibility of the Contractor to bring the appropriate equipment and supplies necessary to complete the work as required.
The VA shall not provide test weights required for inspection testing. It is the responsibility of the Contractor to bring the required weights for testing and bringing it to the equipment that requires functionality verification.
The Contractor is required to have access to and provide any firmware updates needed for safe operations of the equipment as recommended by the manufacturer.
PMI SCHEDULE
Each Guldmann patient lift is required to have an annual PMI according to the PM month cycles assigned by Biomedical Engineering and to be completed within the allotted time.
Annual PM are to be completed within the assigned PM month.
The vendor will not alter the PMI schedule for any unit of equipment without the notification and approval from Biomedical Engineering, with a reasonable justification.
Hours of Work:
This contract is a full-service contract to include all necessary scheduled service call during normal work hours five (5) days per week, Monday through Friday, 7:00 am 3:30 pm, excluding National holidays.
Telephone support services are available at no additional cost to the Government.
Any service performed during other than normal work hours must have prior approval and coordinated with the PPOC.
National Holidays:
New Year s Day
January 01
Martin Luther King s Birthday
Third Monday in January
President s Day
Third Monday in February
Memorial Day
Last Monday in May
Juneteenth
June 19
Independence Day
July 04
Labor Day
First Monday in September
Columbus Day
Second Monday in October
Veterans Day
November 11
Thanksgiving Day
Fourth Thursday in November
Christmas Day
December 25
If the holiday falls on a Sunday, the following Monday will be observed as a national holiday. When a holiday falls on a Saturday, the preceding Friday is observed as a National holiday by U.S. Government Agencies, and any day specifically declared by the President of the United States of America.
Overtime & holiday Pay:
Any overtime and/or holiday pay that may be entitled to the Contractor s employees shall be the sole responsibility of the Contractor and shall not be billed to nor reimbursed by the Government.
Contractor will bill and be paid for actual services provided by Contractor personnel. Contractor will not be paid for availability or on-call services unless otherwise provided herein.
Qualification:
Personnel performing maintenance and repair services must be fully qualified, competent Field Service Engineers (FSE) who has been trained and certified to perform work on the specific equipment in accordance with the original manufacturer s PMI/ repair procedures. Fully qualified is defined as factory-trained, certified, and experienced to work on the equipment assigned.
The Contractor shall provide written verification and certifications of their personnel prior to the commencement of the contract.
The Government PPOC reserves the right to reject any of the Contractor s personnel and, refuse them to work on VA equipment if they are determined not fully qualified or documentation has not been submitted and approved.
Service:
Service shall include software updates (if applicable) needed for the general operation of the equipment. At the completion of PMI on each equipment and ensure upon departure that the equipment is in optimal working condition.
Service also includes all necessary intervening service calls required to replace any worn or defective parts needed due to instrument failure and maintain equipment in optimum operating condition. Intervening services shall be rendered as directed by the PPOC.
Additional Requirement:
Contractor shall ensure all equipment is in optimal working condition at the expiration date of the contract.
Contractor personnel that perform changes, updates, or retrofits made on any component, system, or equipment will log it in the station equipment manual.
Contractor will maintain all manufactures manual necessary to perform maintenance.
Reporting Procedures:
For services to be performed during normal working hours, the Contractor shall report upon arrival to the Biomedical Engineering Department, Bldg. 500, Room 0261 and sign-in. In addition to signing-in, the Contractor personnel shall identify him/herself to the Program POC (PPOC) before proceeding to the job site.
For services to be performed outside normal working hours, the Contractor shall obtain a visitor s badge from the security guard assigned at the facility entrance prior to signing the after-hours logbook located outside the Biomedical Engineering Department, Bldg. 500, and proceeding to Room 0261.
Prior to leaving the facility the Contractor shall communicate status of equipment to the PPOC, sign out at the same location that they signed in and return the visitor s badge.
PPOC:
Name: Paul Dorregaray
Location: Biomedical Engineering
11301 Wilshire Blvd Bldg 500 Rm 0261
Los Angeles, CA 90073
Phone No.: 310-901-2981
Email: Paul.dorregaray@va.gov
Submission of Reports:
The Contractor shall submit a complete field service report (FSR) electronically to the PPOC within 7 calendar days of the work being completed. The FSR at a minimum must contain company name, service technician s name, contact telephone number, date of service, a detailed description of any services performed on the equipment (model number and location included), serial number of the equipment being worked on, customer asset number (EE#) of the equipment being worked on, signs of misuse or neglect, findings of problems and correction, including all performance verification, listing of replacement parts, when applicable; total hours of service; safety check; performance data; and recommendations necessary to maintain the equipment in optimum operating condition.
General Information:
Contractor s Program Manager: The Contractor shall provide a Program Manager who shall be responsible for managing the performance of work. The name of this person shall be designated in writing to the Contracting Officer. The Contractor s program manager shall have full authority to act for the Contractor on all matters relating to daily operations of this contract.
Name:
Address:
Phone No.:
Fax No.:
Email:
Contractor Employees:
The Contractor shall not employ any person for work on this contract if such employee is identified to the Contractor as a potential threat to the health, safety, security, and general well-being of the public.
The Contractor shall not employ any person for work on this contract if such employee is identified to the Contractor as a potential threat to the health, safety, security, and general well-being of the public.
The Contractor personnel shall present a neat appearance and be easily recognized as a contractor employee. This may be accomplished by wearing distinctive clothing bearing the name of the company. The Contractor field service personnel shall be dressed to present a clean, neat appearance at all times when performing under this contract.
All contractor personnel are required to wear vendor issued ID Badges noting Contractor Name, Personal Name, and Photo of Contractor personnel.
Parking:
It is the responsibility of Contractor personnel to park only in designated parking areas. The Contractor shall make alternate arrangements for its personnel to park off-site if motor vehicles are required to access those facilities. Parking information is available from the VA Police & Security Service Office. The VA will not invalidate or make reimbursement for parking violations of the Contractor's personnel under any circumstances. The Contractor assumes full responsibility for any parking violations.
Smoking:
VAGLAHS is a smoke free facility. This includes the use of vapes, electronic cigarettes and tobacco products.
Files
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| 36C26223Q1582.docx | DOCX document |
Notice history
| Notice | Type | Posted |
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| J065--Greater Los Angeles VA Healthcare System Guldmann Ceiling Patient Lifts Base + 3 Year 36C26223Q1582 | Solicitation | |
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