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This Sources Sought opportunity from Department Of Veterans Affairs was posted on February 2, 2021. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

6515--CRASH CARTS BRAND NAME OR EQUAL

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36C24421Q0255Federal

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NAICS

339113 - Surgical Appliance and Supplies Manufacturing

Place of Performance

Philadelphia VA Medical Center 3900 Woodland Ave, Philadelphia, PA, 19014, USA

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AgencyDepartment Of Veterans Affairs → 244-NETWORK Contract Office 4 (36C244)
Contacts1 person available
OfficePITTSBURGH, PA, 15215, USA
Office AddressPITTSBURGH, PA, 15215, USA
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Louellen ButlerContract Specialist

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STATEMENT OF WORK (SOW) RRT Code Carts Background: The Corporal Michael J. Crescenz VAMC (CMCVAMC) has a requirement to procure 55 RRT code carts made from a polymer material used for emergency response within the medical center and community living center. The facility is currently using the specifically configured LEC53 cart. These carts have a specific design and configuration to meet the demands of respondents but are now obsolete. Scope of Service: The offeror shall provide code carts as designated in paragraph D below and remove from service all LEC 53 carts once aspirators, defibrillators, and expendable supplies are removed from the carts. This is a name brand or equal requirement based on the Intermetro Industries cart configuration listed below. Any item that has a barcode label shall be properly processed for turn in before removal, but the offeror shall be prepared to remove carts within two weeks of placing new carts into service. All carts need to be delivered completely assembled minus capital equipment items and supplies. Objectives: Procure 55 code carts with new, state of the art carts configured as noted in the InterMetro Industries diagram attached to this SOW. Carts must have dual locking mechanisms, one for supplies and one for pharmaceuticals. Requirements: Carts shall be configured as noted below with an exact match or similar configuration to the InterMetro cart listed below. Qty Model Number Description 55 CESS-705686-00001 LEC27P 42 high x 27 wide storage cart with passive locking mechanism 110 CESS-705675-00001 LEC103 76mm drawer with code blue drawer pull 55 CESS-705677-00001 LEC109 Drawer with code blue drawer pull 55 CESS-705550-00001 FL120 Solid Bottom shelf 55 CESS-705586-00001 FL302 Cord Manager 55 CESS-705694-00001 LEC319 Storage/Gel Bin 55 CESS-705690-00001 LEC308 Backboard with Front Assembly Kit 55 CESS-705603-00001 FL315 IV Pole with Cart Mount 55 CESS-A-LEC9800 LEC9800 Sharps Container Bracket Side Oxygen Tank Holder Current dimension is: Length: 2 ft 10.5 inches Width:1 ft 53/4 inches Height: 43 inches Number of Drawers 3 drawers with additional 4th drawer storage area Top drawer medication Length 22 3/4 (Length) X 18 .5/16 inches (Width) x 2 1/2 inches (Hight/ Depth) Same as above. Length 22 3/4 (Length) X 18 .5/16 inches (Width) x 2 1/2 inches (Height/ Depth) General Purpose Storage Drawer. Length 22 3/4 (Length) X 18 .5/16 inches (Width) 11 inches deep General-purpose Storage bin on left side of cart measuring approximately 10 inches length, 4.5 inches width and 4 inches height Has 3 pullout compartments on side of cart identical in size, 17 inches by 3.1/4 inches X 8 inches On top model depression for intubation tray. 16 inches X 16 7/8s Rear oxygen tank holder formed into cart 33 12 inches X 5 inches depression for Grab N Go Expandable/Collapsible IV pole, attached to cart Rear 15 3/4x 11 ½ suction rack Defibrillator Rack 15 inches X 10 inches elevated on top of cart with securement capability Ground clearance 3 ½ inches due to storage space probing below the 3rd compartment of the bottom limits of the cart. Steering release pull bar Sharps container bracket: large 4 outlet electrical connections with ground into wall common receptible Full locking capability for all drawers Accessible backboard that is secured to cart Cart should have 5 wheels/casters. Deliverables: Fifty (55) code carts. Contractor shall assemble all carts prior to delivery to the Medical Center. Schedule: Post 90 days of contract award, the contractor shall complete the deliverables noted. Government Furnished Property: None Property provided by Contractor: Contractor shall provide all tools required to manage the task. Contractor shall ensure personnel protective equipment for personnel. Security Requirements: The contractor shall ensure that all contractor personnel working on the jobsite obtain successful background investigations. General Responsibilities: Timely and safe installation of proposed equipment. Qualifications: Contractors will be licensed/certified IAW that specified work.

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