Continuous Patient Monitoring System

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2139514
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New York
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Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center is requesting proposals for a comprehensive continuous patient monitoring system integrating bedside physiological monitoring, telemetry monitoring, centralized surveillance, and mobile alarm notification with the facility's EHR (Altera Sunrise Clinical Manager) and clinical communication platforms, with proposals due October 23, 2026 at 2:00 p.m. EST under RFP 26-165.

The scope spans 140 monitored beds across nine inpatient nursing units. Bedside monitors must support continuous Masimo SET SpO2, respiration rate, noninvasive blood pressure, temperature, and 5-lead ECG monitoring with larger display screens preferred. Telemetry monitoring must cover up to 32 patients using portable transmitters or wearable devices capable of ECG, heart rate, respiration, and SpO2 monitoring. Vendors may propose an integrated platform combining both capabilities or separate complementary solutions meeting all requirements. Vendors must also provide portable or patient-worn monitoring options maintaining continuity during patient ambulation and transport, centralized monitoring stations for each nursing unit supporting surveillance and alarm management with full-disclosure waveform review, and a centralized telemetry station monitoring up to 32 patients simultaneously across multiple units.

Minimum requirements include FDA clearance for applicable devices, current UL or CSA certification for healthcare use, cybersecurity compliance, and vendor commitment to uninterrupted technical support, software updates, cybersecurity patches, and service coverage throughout the contract term. The contract term is ten years. Vendors must submit comprehensive Total Cost of Ownership pricing across the ten-year period, itemized by hardware, software, implementation (including project management and testing), training, annual support and maintenance with escalation caps, and optional features. Roswell Park requires three customer references and responses to 43 specific requirement items. Standard terms impose insurance requirements including commercial general liability ($1 million per occurrence / $2 million aggregate), professional liability ($1 million per occurrence), and cyber liability ($5 million per occurrence and aggregate). All equipment carries twelve-month warranties; consumables and services, ninety days. During the initial term, fees remain firm; renewal terms permit fee increases once annually, limited to the lesser of two percent or Consumer Price Index increase. Roswell Park may terminate for convenience with thirty days' notice. Business Associate Agreement execution is required. A Non-Collusion Affidavit, Equal Employment Opportunity Staffing Plan, and IT & InfoSec Questionnaire must accompany proposals. Roswell Park reserves the right to award to one or more bidders.

Opportunity text

Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center is seeking proposals for a comprehensive telemetry and patient monitoring solution that supports physiologic monitoring across inpatient care areas and integrates with the EHR, including Altera Sunrise Clinical Manager, and clinical communication platforms. The solution should provide continuous bedside monitoring, telemetry monitoring, centralized surveillance, and mobile alarm notification. Vendors may propose an integrated platform that combines bedside and telemetry monitoring capabilities or separate solutions that collectively meet all requirements. The proposed solution should include the following components: Bedside Physiological Monitoring The proposed solution will support 140 monitored beds across nine inpatient nursing units. For each monitored bed, vendors shall propose bedside monitors capable of continuous monitoring of Masimo SET® SpO₂, respiration rate, noninvasive blood pressure (NIBP), temperature, and 5-lead ECG. A larger display screen at the beside is preferred. Available portable or patient-worn monitoring options that maintain continuity of monitoring during patient ambulation and transport. Telemetry Monitoring Telemetry monitoring devices, including portable telemetry transmitters, wearable monitoring devices, or other patient-worn technologies capable of monitoring ECG, heart rate, respiration, and SpO₂ for monitoring up to 32 telemetry patients. Centralized Monitoring and Surveillance The solution shall provide centralized monitoring capabilities, including: Central monitoring stations for each inpatient nursing unit that support continuous surveillance, alarm management, and full-disclosure waveform review. A centralized telemetry monitoring station capable of monitoring up to 32 telemetry patients simultaneously across multiple nursing units. If If telemetry surveillance is provided through the same platform as bedside monitoring, the system must support a dedicated telemetry view that allows users to filter and display only patients with active telemetry orders. Alarm Management and Mobile Notification The solution shall provide alarm management functionality, including mobile notification, alarm routing, alarm acknowledgment, escalation workflows, and support for audible alerts on designated communication devices. System Requirements: 1. The solution should consolidate bedside monitoring, centralized telemetry surveillance, and mobile alerting into a single, interoperable platform. The primary objectives include patient safety, alarm reduction, reliability, cybersecurity, and operational efficiency. 2. Rowsell's goals are to: Enhance clinical safety through reliable detection of physiological deterioration and rapid notification to care teams. Reduce alarm fatigue via intelligent alarm management, prioritization, and analytics. Provide seamless patient handoffs between bedside, telemetry, transport, and procedures with no data loss. Integrate vitals/waveforms and alarm events with the EMR and clinical communication platforms. Ensure high availability, cybersecurity, and regulatory compliance. Deliver measurable outcomes in alarm reduction, response times, and throughput (discharge/transport readiness). Deliverables: Bedside monitoring hardware, modules, accessories, and related software. Telemetry transmitters, receivers, packs, batteries, chargers, and licensing. Central monitoring stations, including hardware and software. Mobile alarm notification middleware, mobile applications, and associated licenses. Integration with EMR and clinical communication platforms. Implementation, project management, testing, validation, training, and go-live support. Warranty, maintenance, SLA support, software upgrades, and lifecycle management. Commitment to support the proposed solution for a minimum of ten (10) years. Bidders are advised to carefully review and consider the RFP requirements before submitting their proposal responses; all as further set forth in this RFP. . Business enterprises awarded an identical or substantially similar procurement contract within the past five years: Masimo and Draeger

Files

File Type Posted
RFP 26-165 EEO Staffing Plan.docx DOCX document
RFP #26-165 Continuous Bedside Patient Monitoring.pdf PDF
RFP 26-165 Disclosure Form.docx DOCX document
Appendix A Roswell Park Required Clauses.docx DOCX document
RFP IT & InfoSec Questionnaire (6).xlsx XLSX spreadsheet
RFP 26-165 Non-Collusion Affidavit.docx DOCX document
RFP 26-165 Price Sheet.xlsx XLSX spreadsheet
Appendix B - Roswell Park Terms and Conditions (1).docx DOCX document
Appendix C (Information & System Security).docx DOCX document
RFP 26-165 EEO Policy Statement.docx DOCX document
Appendix A-1 EEO Requirements.docx DOCX document
RFP 26-165 Bid Proposal Form (1).doc DOC document
Roswell Park_Business Asscociate Agreement.docx DOCX document
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