3D interactive, virtual dissction table with support

Colorado State University Pueblo is seeking to procure two Anatomage virtual cadaver tables through a sole source procurement for its Biology Department. The contract opportunity, identified as SS25-00027, focuses on acquiring a sophisticated 3D interactive virtual dissection table with specialized software and hardware capabilities. The tables will be utilized primarily in STEM biology courses, including comparative vertebrate anatomy, physiology, mammology, herpetology, and ornithology. These advanced educational tools feature four completely segmented photo-realistic cadavers (two male, two female), each with unique anatomical structures and causes of death, sourced from real human cadavers. Vendors are required to submit detailed point-by-point responses via email to the Purchasing Agent by 2:00 PM on March 21, 2025, including narratives, documentation, and specific vendor specifications. The procurement is specific to Anatomage, which holds Patent No. US 9,867,543 B2 and is considered the exclusive provider of this virtual dissection technology. The tables offer unprecedented anatomical visualization with new upgrades including physiological simulations to observe living bodily functions.

This procurement appears to be an open solicitation without specific set-aside designations for disadvantaged enterprises. Anatomage is the sole identified vendor, with the company positioned as the exclusive technological provider for these virtual dissection tables. The technology requires integration into existing educational laboratory infrastructure, specifically within STEM biology learning environments. While no specific budget range is explicitly stated, the procurement involves two high-tech educational devices with sophisticated imaging and simulation capabilities. The contract represents a targeted technological investment for advanced scientific education, with the tables being described as the most technologically advanced anatomy visualization system available. The procurement aligns with institutional goals of providing cutting-edge educational resources that meet the expectations of prospective medical program students. The technology's unique capabilities, including photo-realistic cadaver representations and physiological simulations, suggest a significant technological and educational investment by Colorado State University Pueblo.