Request for Information

Closed Special Notice Posted

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Solicitation number
RQI30001W91WRZ24
Agency
Responses due
Set-aside
No set-aside

Opportunity facts

Place of performance
Jacksonville Beach, Florida, United States

Notice details come from SAM.gov. Updated .

About this opportunity

The Department of the Army has issued a Special Notice requesting information on a supplier or manufacturer for Medical Alert/Monitoring devices to be used in a Secure Environment. The system requirements include wearable buttons that can communicate with a Central Monitoring Unit, emitting visual and audible alerts when activated, without GPS tracking or internet connectivity.

The purpose of this Special Notice is to identify qualified vendors that can provide a medical alert system meeting the specified requirements, which include a minimum 650-foot range between the wearable buttons and the Central Monitoring Unit, and the ability for the buttons to emit a sound when pressed to alert surrounding individuals. Interested contractors have until August 28, 2024, to provide information, and the system should be similar to the Synlett monitoring device, but with the additional capability of the button emitting a sound. There are no set-aside eligibility criteria, and the NAICS code is 334510 - Electromedical and Electrotherapeutic Apparatus Manufacturing, under the PSC category 6525 - Imaging Equipment And Supplies: Medical, Dental, Veterinary.

Notice text

The 410th CSB is requesting information on a supplier/manufacturer for Medical Alert/Monitoring devices to be used inside of a Secure Environment.

Requirements:

  • System will be composed of wearable buttons and a Central Monitoring Unit (CMU)
  • When patient presses button it will cause the CMU to display a visual indicator of which button has been pushed and emit a sound or vocal alert that a button has been activated.
  • When patient presses button, the button will also emit a sound to alert surrounding individuals that the wearer of the button is in duress.
  • The system cannot have GPS tracking.
  • The system cannot have any connectivity to the Internet.
  • The system will not have the ability connect to 3rd party monitoring services outside of operational area.
  • The wearable button should have a minimum of 650’ range from CMU.

The system will be similar to the Synlett monitoring device shown in attachment#1 . The system was not selected since it does not emit a sound from the button when pushed.

Alt  POCs:

Ericka Collins  ericka.t.collins.mil@mail.mil

 Brian Scruggs  david.b.scruggs.mil@mail.mil

Notice history

Notice Type Posted
RFI Medical Alert/Monitoring devices Latest pre-solicitation Pre-Solicitation
This notice Original Special Notice

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