Fetal Monitor and Carts

The Indian Health Service is forecasting a need for fetal monitor carts designed to integrate both fetal monitoring equipment and electronic health record hardware on a single, space-efficient bedside workstation capable of supporting two monitors. These carts are engineered to enhance clinical workflow by consolidating essential technology in one mobile unit, allowing for rapid deployment during obstetric emergencies. The design emphasizes ease of movement, durability, and compatibility with the upcoming GE Centricity Project, ensuring seamless interoperability with digital health systems. All units must meet functional and spatial requirements to support high-acuity maternal care environments. Jeremy Steel serves as both the Program Point of Contact and Contracting Officer for this opportunity, with all communications directed to jeremy.steel@ihs.gov. The forecast, posted on May 25, 2026, falls under NAICS code 339112, which pertains to medical equipment and supplies manufacturing. While no set-aside designation or specific performance location is detailed, the intent is clearly to equip facilities under the Indian Health Service with standardized, mobile, and interoperable monitoring solutions to improve maternal health outcomes. No solicitation number is currently assigned, indicating this is a pre-solicitation notice for future procurement planning.