New York State Contract Reporter #Q25-147

SUNY Stony Brook University Hospital Solicits Armstrong Medical (or Equivalent) Adult Emergency Carts and Accessories

SUNY Stony Brook University Hospital is seeking to procure adult emergency carts and accessories for hospital use: - Government Buyer: - State University of New York (SUNY), SUNY Stony Brook University Hospital, Hospital Purchasing Department - OEMs and Vendors: - Armstrong Medical is specified as the preferred Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) - Equivalent products from other manufacturers are allowed if clinical and operational equivalency is documented - Products/Services Requested: - Multiple models of adult emergency carts, including: - Aluminum Red Premier Carts (PAR 30) - Premier Deluxe Emergency Packages (PEB 1 PBR 27 PBR) - Premier 24" Carts (PBL 24) - Auto-Locking Carts (PEL AA 30, PEL B 30, NMC 48) - Accessories and components such as: - Side shelves (PSN 3), drawer liners (ADL 1), trellis systems (PTR 1), bin units (ATB 4X, ATB 5X), glove boxes (AGB 1), utility hooks (AUH IP), fluid trays (AFT IP), tape dispensers (ATD 2), modular drawer divider kits (ADV IN), and divider sets for various drawer sizes (AEF 6, AEF 3M, AEF 6M, AEF 9M) - Quantities range from 1 to 96 units per item, with detailed part numbers provided - Unique or Notable Requirements: - Vendors may propose equivalent products but must provide clinical and operational documentation for equivalency - Compliance with New York State Finance Law regarding lobbying is required - MWBE (15% Minority, 15% Women) and SDVOB (6% Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Business) participation goals apply - All questions must be submitted via email to the designated procurement officer - Place of Performance/Delivery: - Delivery to Stony Brook University Medical Center Purchasing Department, 2000 Ocean Avenue, Suite 1, Ronkonkoma, NY 11779

Description

Stony Brook University Hospital, part of the State University of New York (SUNY), is seeking to purchase Armstrong Medical and related emergency carts or approved equivalents. Vendors must demonstrate equivalency with clinical and operational documentation. The contract term is one year, and the procurement is subject to New York State Finance Law regarding lobbying. Quotes must be submitted by May 4, 2026, and the procurement includes specific goals for service-disabled veteran-owned and minority/women business enterprises.

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