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Life-Cast Silicone Patient Simulators

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This subcontract involves the provision of high-fidelity, life-cast silicone patient simulators for prime contractors working on Emergency Response Operations projects at Klamath Community College. The required deliverables include a diverse range of hyper-realistic models, specifically covering term newborns, pre-term neonates, pediatric water-rescue, adult, and geriatric patients. To ensure maximum realism, all simulators must be manufactured using platinum-cure silicone derived from 3D molds or life casts of actual humans, with a strict prohibition against the use of injection-molded plastic. The project is based in Klamath Falls, Oregon, and falls under NAICS code 339112.

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Subcontract for high-fidelity silicone patient simulators for Emergency Response projects in Oregon.

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Klamath Falls, OR, 97601, USA

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AgencyOregon → Klamath Falls Union High School
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Supplies high-fidelity, life-cast silicone simulators for prime contractors on Klamath Community College Emergency Response Operations projects. Provides age-diverse simulators including term newborn, pediatric water-rescue, adult, geriatric, and pre-term neonate models. Must use platinum-cure silicone produced from life casts or 3D molds of real humans; injection-molded plastic is prohibited. Delivers a suite of hyper-realistic silicone simulators.

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