Los Angeles County Lacounty #RFB-IS-26201027

Los Angeles County Solicits Ambulatory Smart Infusion Pumps with Drug Libraries

Los Angeles County Internal Services Department is seeking bids for advanced ambulatory smart infusion pumps for use at Los Angeles General Medical Center. - Government Buyer: - Los Angeles County Internal Services Department, on behalf of Department of Health Services at Los Angeles General Medical Center - OEMs Highlighted: - ICU Medical (formerly Smiths Medical) - Products Requested: - 25 new ambulatory smart infusion pumps with integrated drug libraries - Preferred model: ICU Medical CADD Solis VIP Blue with PharmGuard Administrator Medication Safety Software (part number 21-2120-0105-01), or approved equivalent - Must be FDA-approved and compatible with outpatient home infusion pharmacy deployment - Key features: infusion management software, dose error reduction software (DERS), multiple infusion profiles (PCA, continuous, intermittent, taper, step), data logging for up to 5,000 events, high-resolution color LCD display - Includes user manuals, operational support materials, and a minimum 2-year manufacturer's warranty (parts and labor) - Compatible medication cassette reservoirs (100 mL and 250 mL) - Services Requested: - Initial clinical staff training (on-site or virtual) on use, programming, troubleshooting, and maintenance - Notable Requirements: - All equipment must be new and FDA-approved - Compliance with California and County safety requirements - Must meet HIPAA and prevailing wage laws - Submission of Community Business Enterprise (CBE) information for preference consideration - Detailed product literature required with bid

Description

This solicitation is for the supply and delivery of ambulatory smart infusion pumps with integrated drug libraries for Los Angeles County Department of Health Services, Los Angeles General Medical Center. The procurement includes 25 replacement units of FDA-approved, new smart pumps compatible with outpatient home infusion pharmacy deployment. The pumps must have features such as infusion management software, dose error reduction software, multiple infusion profiles, data logging, and a high-resolution color LCD display. The vendor must provide user manuals, operational support, initial training, and a minimum 2-year manufacturer's warranty covering parts and labor.

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