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ICU Nursing Boom Renovation at VA Southern Nevada Healthcare System

This opportunity involves the renovation and replacement of ICU ceiling-mounted boom systems at the VA Southern Nevada Healthcare System in North Las Vegas, NV. - The VA is seeking removal and replacement of 22 ICU ceiling-mounted boom systems. - The current infrastructure is engineered for Stryker tandem mounting plates and support structures. - Stryker Corporation's S-Series Standard Equipment Management System is the specified product. - TrillaMed LLC, a Service-disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business, will supply and install the systems. - The procurement is sole source due to compatibility, engineering support, and clinical workflow requirements. - Scope includes: - Deinstallation of existing boom systems - Renovations for new equipment - Installation of new integrations - Final testing to ensure third-party system compatibility - Estimated contract value is approximately $2.95 million. - Any alternative manufacturer would require engineering evaluation for compatibility, increasing complexity and cost. - No specific start or end dates are provided, but contract actions are expected in mid-2026.

Description

Description is as follows: Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Network Contracting Office (NCO) 21, located at 3801 Miranda Avenue, Palo Alto, California, 94304, in support of VA Southern Nevada Healthcare System (VASNHCS) at 6900 North Pecos Road, North Las Vegas, Nevada 89086.Removal and replacement of Twenty-two (22) ICU ceiling-mounted boom systems in the ICUs at the VASNHCS. Key tasks include: deinstallation of all current integrations, necessary renovations to ensure proper functionality for the new equipment, installation of new integrations, and final testing to ensure that all third-party systems are configured correctly and recognized. The existing ICU boom infrastructure was originally installed using Stryker tandem mounting plates and support structures. These systems have been engineered, validated, and load-rated for the current installation as well as future Stryker boom replacements. Selecting an alternative manufacturer would require an engineering evaluation to determine compatibility with the existing structural support system and mounting hardware. Any modification to this infrastructure would introduce additional validation requirements, installation complexity, and potential cost impacts.

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