Massachusetts COMMBUYS #BD-27-1009-BSH01-BSH01-134830

Radiation Safety Officer services and operator training for Massachusetts State House Cabinet X-ray systems

The Commonwealth of Massachusetts, through the Bureau of the State House, seeks radiation safety support for its Cabinet X-ray systems. - Government buyer: Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Bureau of the State House (BSH), Purchasing Department; contact: Shaun Deinstadt; Boston, Suffolk County. - OEMs and vendors: No commercial OEMs or service vendors are named in the opportunity. The requested work is a professional service, not a specified branded product. - Services requested: - One Radiation Safety Officer (RSO) service covering compliance with Massachusetts regulation 105 CMR 120, including preparation and annual audit of the Radiation Protection Program, oversight of radiation surveys, inspections and safety-interlock testing, support during state audits and inspections, and state registration maintenance. The selected provider will be listed as RSO on BSH’s registration. - Annual online radiation safety training for 55 Cabinet X-ray operators, with training records and documentation maintained. - Notable requirements: Providers must supply the training curriculum and evidence of a Massachusetts Department of Public Health radiation-control license or registration. Estimated procurement value is $40,000. - Term: Two-year initial term, with two one-year renewal options, for up to four years total.

Description

The Bureau of the State House seeks a Radiation Safety Officer to support compliance with Massachusetts requirements 105 CMR 120 for Cabinet X-ray systems. Annual services include preparing and auditing a Radiation Protection Program, overseeing radiation surveys, inspections, and safety interlock testing, responding to state audits, and maintaining state registration. The contractor will also provide online radiation safety training for 55 operators, maintain training records, and serve as the Radiation Safety Officer on the Bureau’s registration. The initial contract term is two years, with renewal options of one year each; the RFR lists an estimated procurement value of $40,000.

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