Opportunity
SAM #36C25626Q1193
Procurement of SiteRiteT 9 Ultrasound System and Accessories for Central Arkansas Veterans Healthcare System
Buyer
Vancouver VA Medical Center
Posted
August 12, 2026
Respond By
August 24, 2026
Identifier
36C25626Q1193
NAICS
339113, 423450, 334510
This procurement opportunity is for the Central Arkansas Veterans Healthcare System (CAVHS), under the Department of Veterans Affairs, seeking a new ultrasound system and related medical imaging equipment. - Government Buyer: - Department of Veterans Affairs, Network Contracting Office 16, Central Arkansas Veterans Healthcare System (CAVHS) - OEMs Mentioned: - Becton Dickinson (BD) (manufacturer of SiteRiteT 9 and accessories) - Sony (manufacturer of medical printer and bracket) - VATA (manufacturer of bifurcated vein block) - Products Requested: - 1 x SiteRiteT 9 Ultrasound System (BD, MPN 9770800) - 1 x SiteRiteT 9 Ultrasound System CueT Linear Probe (BD, MPN 9770803) - 1 x Sony Medical Printer (MPN UPX898MD) - 1 x Sherlock 3CGT Tip Confirmation Sensor (BD, MPN 9770358) - 1 x Sony Printer Bracket (MPN BAR000206) - 1 x Medical Equipment Roll Stand (BD, MPN 9770206) - 1 x VATA Bifurcated Vein Block (MPN V07074VEINBILT) - Services Requested: - On-site installation, configuration, and functional checkout by a qualified technician - OEM-equivalent operator/administrator training - Notable Requirements: - Brand name or equal solutions are permitted - All equipment must be delivered, installed, and configured to manufacturer and VA specifications - Training must be equivalent to that provided by the OEM - Full integration with the Government's network/environment is required - Delivery and services to be completed at CAVHS in North Little Rock, AR
Description
Central Arkansas Veterans Healthcare System currently utilizes the Site Rite 8 system; however, the device is approaching the end of its operational life. The manufacturer, Becton Dickinson (BD), has discontinued production of Site Rite 8, and it is no longer available on the market. As a result, the facility must evaluate alternative solutions to maintain continuity of care and ensure reliable ultrasound-guided procedures.
The Contractor shall furnish, transport, deliver, install, configure, and place into full operational service all listed equipment (brand name or equal) together with all required supplies, accessories, software/licenses, and services. All equipment and configuration activities shall meet the applicable manufacturer specifications and Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) requirements. The Contractor is responsible for providing any parts, components, or materials necessary to complete installation, configuration, software activation, and OEM-equivalent training of Government personnel, whether or not such items are explicitly enumerated in the equipment list.