SAM #36C25626Q0939

Procurement of WR Medical Electronics HRV Acquire Heart Rate Variability Testing Lab and Related Diagnostic Equipment

The Michael E. DeBakey VA Medical Center in Houston, TX, is seeking to replace its non-functional WR Medical Electronics HRV Acquire Heart Rate Variability Testing Lab with a new system or an equivalent solution. - Government Buyer: - Department of Veterans Affairs, Network Contracting Office 16, Galleria Financial Center, Houston TX - OEMs and Vendors: - WR Medical Electronics (only OEM specifically named) - Equivalent systems from other OEMs are acceptable - Products/Services Requested: - 1 HRV Acquire Heart Rate Variability Testing Lab - Includes: Vertical Cart Assembly, HRV Acquire Device on Articulating Arm, Cart-Mounted PC with Testworks Software, Medical Grade Isolation Transformer, Chest Bellows, Valsalva Bugle, ECG Cable and Leads, Initial Testing Supplies - 1 CNAP Beat-to-Beat Blood Pressure Monitor System - Includes: CNAP Device, Wrist Unit, S/M/L 150 Hr Finger Cuffs, Testworks Software Integration, Cart Mounting - 1 Q-SWEAT Sweat Measurement System Add-On - Includes: Q-Sweat Main Unit, Evoked Sweat Capsules, Desiccant Cylinder, Ionto4 Stimulator, Testing Supplies, Testworks Q-Sweat Software Module - 1 WR Tilt Table, Model S1 - 1 Sales Freight Charge (delivery) - Unique/Notable Requirements: - All equipment must be new, fully assembled, and delivered inside to the clinical area - Must be compliant with technical specifications and include warranty coverage upon government acceptance - Procurement is a total small business set-aside under NAICS 339112 (Surgical and Medical Instrument Manufacturing) - Equivalent products from other OEMs are permitted if they meet requirements

Description

The Michael E. DeBakey VA Medical Center (MEDVAMC) requires a replacement for its current WR Medical Electronics HRV Acquire Heart Rate Variability Testing Lab or equivalent. The existing system, used for diagnostic testing on inpatient Veterans, is no longer functional and is beyond repair. A new, fully functional system is required to support ongoing diagnostic needs.

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