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6210--Operating Room Boom Lights, Monitoring Equipment, Lighting, Displays, Video Cameras and Monitors.

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36C25026Q0547Federal

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The contract, issued under solicitation number 36C25026Q0547 by the Department of Veterans Affairs through the 250-NETWORK Contract Office 10 in Dayton, Ohio, is for the procurement and installation of operating room boom lights, monitoring equipment, lighting, displays, video cameras, and monitors to upgrade facilities at the Richard L. Roudebush VAMC in Indianapolis, Indiana. Work is to be performed in Operating Rooms 9 and 10, with a total expected performance period of 210 days—120 days for equipment manufacturing and delivery and 90 days for installation following the Notice to Proceed. The contractor must remove outdated and unsupported booms, install new Freedom Booms manufactured by Skytron including an Equipment/Monitor/Light Boom, a Monitor/Dual Surgical Lights with Camera Boom, and an Anesthesia with Monitor Boom, and integrate SkyVision Ascend Video Routing systems with OptiView 50-inch 4K professional-grade displays. All work must occur during normal business hours Monday through Friday, excluding federal holidays, and requires strict adherence to sterile environment protocols and proper use of personal protective equipment. The contract award will be made using simplified procedures under FAR 12.201-1 based solely on price, with no pass/fail gates and no evaluation of non-price factors. The contractor is required to submit final drawings, a list of all subcontractors, advance notice of utility shutdowns, and a close-out package containing product warranties, manuals, and maintenance information. All personnel must undergo VA-mandated vetting and obtain PIV or PIV-I badges prior to accessing the facility. Insurance requirements include workers’ compensation, employer’s liability coverage of at least $100,000, and general liability insurance without asbestos exclusions. The Buy American Act applies, and compliance with CUI requirements under Executive Order 13556 is mandatory. The contract incorporates FAR clauses 52.212-4, 52.222-90, 52.240-91, 52.240-93, and 852.204-72, all with deviations. Invoices must be submitted electronically in arrears via the VA’s electronic payment system, and the final payment is contingent upon return of the electronic key in good working condition to the Contracting Officer’s Representative. Offerors must maintain an

General Info

VA sole-source contract to replace instrument booms in Indianapolis operating rooms with Skytron equipment.

Contract Value

$621,484.75

NAICS

335132 - Commercial, Industrial, and Institutional Electric Lighting Fixture Manufacturing

Place of Performance

OH, USA

Set-Aside

NONE

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Solicitation 36C25026Q0547 Operating Room Boom Lights and Equipment

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VA Justification and Approval for Restricting Competition - Skytron Booms Replacement

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Award 36C25026P0772 for Operating Room Equipment

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AgencyDepartment Of Veterans Affairs → 250-NETWORK Contract Office 10 (36C250)
Contacts1 person available
OfficeDAYTON, OH, 45428, USA
Office AddressDAYTON, OH, 45428, USA
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Brian RosciszewskiContracting Specialist

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This acquisition is conducted under the authority of 41 U.S.C. 1901. The Department of Veterans Affairs has determined there is only one responsible source and no other to satisfy agency requirements. For explanation, see solicitation Attachment I – “JA Restricting Competition OR Booms – Redacted.”


The contractor will remove and replace old instrument booms and replace with new instrument booms and accessories. Instrument booms in operating rooms nine and ten are in disrepair and can no longer be serviced by the manufacturer.  The replacement booms are Skytron Freedom Booms of varying types, including two equipment/monitor booms, two monitor/camera booms, two anesthesia booms, and one extended Aurora 4 surgical light boom. The additional viewing screens include six 31-inch Medical Displays, six 75-foot extension cables, two OptikView 50-inch Professional Grade displays and mounts, and two Skyvision Ascend video controllers. This equipment will provide lighting, visually display important medical information, and video capability.

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