Clemson University Ionwave #213568414

Clemson University is soliciting proposals for a fleet of Mobile Health Units to support rural healthcare outreach across South Carolina. - Government Buyer: - Clemson University (State of South Carolina), Clemson Rural Health - OEMs and Vendors: - Preferred chassis OEMs: Hino L Series 6, Ford F-650 (comparable models considered) - Telehealth connectivity: Cradlepoint (e.g., r1900), Panorama Antennas (e.g., LG-in2445) - Products/Services Requested: - Multipurpose mobile clinic vehicles (minimum 37-foot length, ADA accessible, medical-grade interiors) - Base model and up to three additional units - Equipped for primary care, maternal health, occupational health, and advanced care - Multiple power supply options: generator, alternator, solar - Telehealth connectivity (cellular router and antenna) - Graphic wraps included - No CDL required for operation unless approved - Optional medical equipment packages: - Primary Care: vitals station, EKG, point of care lab equipment - Maternity Care: ultrasound (transabdominal/transvaginal), fetal monitor - Dermatology: liquid nitrogen dewar/gun, hyfrecator, autoclave - Occupational Health: sound booth, audiometer, respiratory fit testing - Warranty and maintenance programs (annual service plans, responsive onsite support) - On-site training for staff - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Minimum 10-year service life for vehicles - ADA accessibility and medical-grade construction - Secure, HIPAA-compliant telehealth and imaging systems - Trade-in of existing units may be considered - No guaranteed minimum purchase; units ordered as needed - Technical and cost proposals must be submitted separately - Period of Performance: - Initial one-year contract, with up to four one-year renewals (maximum five years) - Place of Performance/Delivery: - Clemson University, Clemson, SC

Clemson University is soliciting proposals for a fleet of Mobile Health Units designed to support various healthcare services including primary care, maternal health, and occupational health. The units must be multipurpose, capable of operating independently or in tandem, and equipped with features such as multiple power supply options, connectivity for telehealth, and ADA-compliant accessibility. The contract includes acquisition, upgrade, retrofit, maintenance, and warranty services with an initial term of one year and up to four one-year renewals. Vendors must submit technical and cost proposals separately through the university's online bidding system.