Cinemavision MRI video and audio system is the only MRI patient entertainment system on the market that offers both a combined video and audio experience for the MRI patient. The patient video goggles block the view of the MRI bore and head coil and prese

The University of Mississippi Medical Center is procuring the Cinemavision 20/20 MRI Patient Digital Video and Audio Entertainment System through a sole source procurement under Solicitation Number 9275-27-R-RFIN-00004, with a response deadline of August 5, 2026. The system, exclusively offered by Cinemavision LLC, is designed to enhance patient comfort during MRI scans by providing synchronized video and audio through MRI-compatible goggles and a headset with 35dB noise reduction, enabling immersive distraction therapy that reduces claustrophobia and the need for sedation, particularly in pediatric patients. The procurement, estimated at $79,000 over a three-year period, includes the full system, on-site staff training, and integration with existing MRI equipment, with performance and delivery occurring at the UMMC campus in Jackson, Mississippi. The system must feature fiber-optic connectivity, non-magnetic materials, and a two-way communication capability to allow real-time interaction between patients and technicians, with remote control and transducer functionality for patient-initiated alerts. Inspection and acceptance will be conducted by UMMC upon delivery, with no formal industry standards cited, but functional requirements tied directly to the sole-source justification that this is the only system on the market combining these capabilities. The acquisition is justified solely due to the proprietary and unique nature of the Cinemavision system, with no competitive solicitation or evaluation factors utilized. No contract clauses, packaging or marking specifications, bar-coding standards, or military standards are referenced. Submission of proposals is required via email to solesource@umc.edu or physically to specified addresses in Jackson, MS, with an objection process open for ten business days following public notice. No representations, certifications, or socioeconomic data from the vendor are provided, and payment, invoicing, and accounting details such as TAS, ACRN, or COR contact information are not specified in the documentation.