SAM #36C10B26Q0320

VA Seeks NeoSoft suiteHEART CMR Image Processing Software or Equal for Miami VA Medical Center

The Department of Veterans Affairs is seeking information from qualified vendors for the provision of advanced Cardiac Magnetic Resonance (CMR) image processing software, specifically NeoSoft LLC's suiteHEART or an equivalent solution, for the Bruce W. Carter Miami VA Medical Center. - Government Buyer: - Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) - Office of Information & Technology, Veterans Integrated Service Network 8 (VISN 8) - Bruce W. Carter Miami VA Medical Center - Technology Acquisition Center, Eatontown, NJ - OEMs and Vendors Mentioned: - NeoSoft LLC (OEM) - Products/Services Requested: - NeoSoft suiteHEART Cardiac Magnetic Resonance (CMR) image processing software (brand name or equal) - Part number: NS-02-003-0012 (for 12-month service contract, 1 user) - Quantity: 1 user license per 12-month period, with two 12-month option periods (total potential: 3 years) - Software licensing, maintenance, and technical support - 24/7 support, issue resolution within 48 hours, root cause analysis, secure software updates via SFTP - Unique or Notable Requirements: - Must provide advanced CMR analysis capabilities: function evaluation, flow quantification, 4D flow, myocardial tissue characterization, strain analysis, mapping, and perfusion for stress testing - Must comply with Section 508 accessibility standards - Must meet VA security controls, support IPv6, and Trusted Internet Connection requirements - Place of Performance/Delivery: - Bruce W. Carter Miami VA Medical Center (Miami, FL) - Contracting office: VA Technology Acquisition Center, Eatontown, NJ

Description

The purpose of this Sources Sought notice is to identify qualified contractors that can provide Brand Name or Equal NeoSoft LLC Cardiac Magnetic Resonance image processing software, including software licensing, software maintenance, and technical support. See the Attached Sources Sought Notice and Draft Product Description

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