Opportunity
New York State Contract Reporter #2138722
SUNY Downstate seeks vendor for Med Sled evacuation equipment hooks and brackets installation
Posted
September 03, 2026
Respond By
September 17, 2026
Identifier
2138722
NAICS
238290
SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University is seeking a qualified vendor to support its emergency preparedness program at the Brooklyn, NY campus. - Scope of Work: - Furnish and install wall-mounted hooks and steel brackets for Med Sled patient evacuation equipment across multiple floors and stairwells - Provide all labor, materials, equipment, and technical expertise required for installation - Coordinate with the Department of Emergency Preparedness, Facilities Management & Development (FM&D), Hospital Finance, and other relevant departments - Field-verify all installation locations prior to fabrication and installation - Ensure all work complies with New York State regulations, hospital policies, and safety requirements - Products/Equipment: - Med Sled wall-mounted hooks (for staging and storing evacuation equipment) - Med Sled wall-mounted steel brackets (part number: MS-WB3BLOCK-IS(8-13-19)), including anchor bolts - OEM Highlight: - Med Sled system and mounting hardware are manufactured by Ethos Evacuation Strategies, LLC (OEM specified) - Requirements: - All work must be performed by qualified personnel according to the manufacturer's instructions - Project is funded by Emergency Preparedness Grant Funds and must be completed within a time-sensitive window due to internal resource constraints
Description
SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University is seeking a firm to provide time-sensitive emergency preparedness services. The selected vendor must review project requirements, provide necessary labor, materials, equipment, and technical expertise, coordinate with relevant hospital departments, and complete the work according to approved scope, timeline, policies, and safety requirements. The work supports emergency preparedness activities and requires timely completion to avoid delays affecting hospital readiness. Procurement assistance is requested to identify and engage a qualified external vendor as Facilities Management and Development cannot complete the work within the required timeframe.