SAM #FA521526Q0049

Solicitation for Modular Portable Medical Storage Systems with Integrated Medical Devices

This opportunity from the Pacific Air Forces Command Surgeon General's Office seeks advanced portable medical storage systems for rapid deployment in military and disaster relief settings. - Government Buyer: - Pacific Air Forces Command, Surgeon General's Office - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; solution must integrate with standard field medical devices - Products/Services Requested: - Modular, portable medical storage units with mother cubes and 36 mini cubes - Integrated advanced medical equipment: - Portable ventilators - Multi-parameter monitors - Ultrasound systems - High-rate infusion devices - Blood warmers - Power station and generator for remote operation - RFID tracking system for inventory management - Tamper-proof shelving for secure transport - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Military-grade durability for harsh environments - Modular design for flexible deployment and workstation conversion - Compatibility with multiple transport modes (ground, air, maritime, UAS) - Universal mounting and power interfaces for field medical devices - Integrated inventory tracking and security features - Support for multiple operational stations, including surgical - No part numbers or purchase quantities specified - Emphasis on ruggedness, security, clinical integration, and adaptability for field medical operations

Description

Salient Characteristics for Portable Medical Storage 

Physical & Environmental Specifications 

Modular Architecture: Interlocking primary enclosures and secondary sub-modules capable of rapid consolidation, nesting, or independent deployment to support scalable footprint requirements. 

Environmental Protection: Resistant to moisture intrusion, salt-fog corrosion, sand/dust ingress, and chemical decontaminants; suitable for extreme high and low temperature operations. 

Physical Security: Tamper-evident locking mechanisms, integrated internal transit-retention shelving, and secure custody locks to protect controlled materiel during transit. 

Multi-Modal Transport: Compact, high-strength footprint compatible with ground tactical platforms, cargo/rotary-wing aircraft, maritime transport, and autonomous unmanned aerial cargo systems (UAS). 

Clinical & Subsystem Integration 

Medical Device Integration: Universal mounting geometry and vibration-dampened securement for standard field medical equipment, including point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS), transport ventilators, vital sign monitors, and fluid/blood warmers. 

Energy & Power Architecture: Universal external power connection interfaces compatible with common field power sources (e.g., tactical generators, auxiliary DC vehicle power, standard AC grid, or auxiliary battery packs). 

Automated Inventory Tracking: Integrated passive or active Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) and optical barcode indexing across interior compartments. 

Workstation Conversion: Interior layout reconfigurable into operational procedural surfaces (e.g., minor surgical or triage stations) with cleanable, non-porous working planes. 

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