R499--INTENT TO SOLE SOURCE Instrument Etching and NuTrace Laser Scanner for VA San Francisco Healthcare System
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The Department of Veterans Affairs, through its VHA Network Contracting Officer 21, plans to award a sole source contract to Martin AIJS, LLC for laser etching and data entry/editing services specifically aimed at surgical asset marking at the San Francisco VAMC. This service will involve the application of laser, electrochemical, and other marking techniques to ensure complete control and traceability of surgical instruments within the facility’s sterile processing services (SPS) using the CensiTrac surgical asset management system. The contract period is scheduled from September 17 to September 25, 2026, targeting the marking and servicing of 20,000 surgical instruments with a daily minimum of 800 instruments processed. The work involves on-site deployment of trained personnel certified to operate Class 1 lasers, maintaining a standard 8-hour workday over a 5-day workweek, and does not require access to sensitive VA information or security accreditation. This announcement is a notice of intent only and not a solicitation, with no competitive proposal process planned. Interested parties may express their interest by June 12, 2026, but the government retains sole discretion on competition decisions. Coordination and scheduling of services will be managed jointly by the vendor and VA representatives, ensuring timely commencement and completion within the fiscal year 2026 timeframe. The service provided by Martin AIJS, LLC will standardize data entries within the SPS system, including vendor and catalog details, facilitating enhanced surgical inventory management and historical usage tracking through an established electronic system.
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(SPS) GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS FOR PURCHASE OF MARTIN AIJS, LLC SERVICES AND DATA ENTRY/EDITING SERVICES FOR STERILE PROCESSING SERVICES
Background Currently, there is an instrument tracking system in Sterile Processing Services (SPS). This tracking system is an electronic tracking and data management system for surgical instruments. The purpose of this web-based application is to provide information on the history and utilization of surgical instruments. Project Scope Martin AIJS, LLC via their Laser Etching and Data entry/editing services will provide a surgical asset marking service offering laser, electrochemical and other markings services to keep SPS in complete control of the facilities surgical inventory and allow SPS to track to the instrument level, through CensiTrac, the facilities surgical asset management system. This initial service will provide marking for surgical instrumentation. Specifications The SF VAMC & Martin AIJS, LLC service specifications are designed to outline all the SF VAMC SPS requirements. These requirements will be provided by the Contracting Officer Representative (COR) before final approval. The marking service system must include the following: On site instrumentation marking via Martin AIJS, LLC provided individuals and resources. Minimum of 3 staff per day with a maximum of 5 staff, with a PIV card. Certified to operate a Class 1 Laser. Data entry/editing standardizes vendors, catalog numbers, substitutes, and maintenance requirements within the SPS CensiTrac system. FY 2026 completion within 30 days from start date. Workday will consist of 8hrs. each day with a 5-day work week. A total of 20,000 instruments marked and serviced (tape removal) in total, with a minimum of 800 instruments per day. Will not access VA sensitive information. The C&A requirements do not apply, and that a Security Accreditation Package is not required. Service Location: San Francisco VAMC (SPS) 4150 Clement Street San Francisco, CA 94121
Delivery Requirements: The Vendor shall notify the COR to plan the service date. This notification shall be provided at least one month prior to the vendor-anticipated service date. The Vendor shall plan and coordinate with the COR, SPS, and Logistics.
