Radiation Protection For Interventional Fluoroscopy Procedure Rooms

University of California Davis Health is soliciting proposals under solicitation RFX00060 for radiation shielding equipment to be utilized in interventional fluoroscopy procedure rooms across existing, retrofit, and new construction areas in Sacramento, California. The primary objective is to procure equipment that minimizes radiation exposure for medical staff in accordance with ALARA principles and Code of Federal Regulations Title 10, Section 20.1003. Key technical requirements include the ability to provide real-time and cumulative dosimetry data, support for clinical workflows, and adherence to infection prevention and patient safety standards. Proposals must be submitted via email to Daniel Schroeder by November 13, 2026, utilizing the required Excel worksheets for vendor qualifications, technical proposals, and costing. The contract will be awarded based on the best value method, evaluating price, quality, service, and performance, alongside factors such as life-cycle costs and overall sustainability. Awardees must comply with UC Health Terms and Conditions of Purchase and various FAR clauses, including those regarding small business utilization, whistleblower rights, and the prohibition of ByteDance covered applications. Suppliers are required to provide detailed documentation on manufacturing processes, regulatory approvals from the California Department of Public Health, and certifications regarding healthcare-related criminal offenses or federal program exclusions. Administrative requirements include submitting invoices to the UC Davis Health Accounts Payable Department with specific line items for California sales tax and purchase order numbers, and adhering to DIR prevailing wage rates for all workers.