SAM #36C26026Q1036

Procurement of Vascular Access Ultrasound Systems and Accessories for Puget Sound VA Medical Center

This procurement opportunity from the Puget Sound VA Medical Center seeks to modernize its IV Therapy / Vascular Access Team with new vascular access ultrasound systems. - Government Buyer: - Department of Veterans Affairs, VA Puget Sound Health Care System - Network Contract Office 20 (NCO 20) - IV Therapy / Vascular Access Team - OEMs and Vendors: - Becton Dickinson (BD) is the referenced OEM (BD Site-Rite 9) - 'Brand Name or Equal' clause allows for equivalent products from other manufacturers - Products Requested: - Three (3) vascular access ultrasound systems (BD Site-Rite 9 or equivalent) - High-resolution touchscreen consoles - High-frequency vascular linear array transducers - Integrated magnetic needle-tracking and ECG catheter tip-location modules - Ergonomic height-adjustable mobile roll stands - Comprehensive manufacturer warranties - Accessories and components: - 3x Ultrasound System CueT Linear Probes - 3x Medical Printers (UPX898MD) - 2x Printer Brackets (BAR000206) - 3x Sherlock 3CG Sensors (9770358) - 3x VESA Mounting Plates for MER2 (9770110) - 3x Ultrasound CueT Magnetizers (9770811) - 3x MER2 Rollstands (BAR000360) - Services Requested: - Clinical applications training for IV Therapy / PICC Team nursing staff - Initial biomedical equipment verification documentation - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Replacement of discontinued BD Site-Rite 8 units - Delivery required within 30-45 days after order - Comprehensive OEM warranty (minimum 1 year) - Training and clinical support provided on-site or virtually - 100% small business set-aside under NAICS 334510 - All systems must support safe placement of PICC lines, midline catheters, and peripheral IV access for Veteran patients undergoing chemotherapy, critical care, and extended infusion therapies.

Description

The IV Therapy / Vascular Access Team at the Puget Sound VA Medical Center requires high-resolution vascular access ultrasound systems to safely place Peripherally Inserted Central Catheter (PICC) lines, midline catheters, and peripheral IV access for Veteran patients receiving chemotherapy, critical care, and extended infusion therapies.

Background & Need:

The IV Team currently operates legacy BD Site-Rite™ 8 ultrasound units that have been officially discontinued by the manufacturer and are no longer supported. To maintain uninterrupted patient care and modern clinical standards, the medical center requires three (3) replacement units.

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