New York State Contract Reporter #2140430

Neurosurgical instruments, burrs, and surgical consumables for SUNY Upstate Medical University

SUNY Upstate Medical University is seeking catalog-listed neurosurgical instruments, burrs, and related surgical consumables for hospital use. - Government buyer: State University of New York (SUNY), SUNY Upstate Medical University, Syracuse, New York; hospital procurement. - OEMs and named organizations: Zimmer is named in compatibility requirements; Stryker is identified as having received a similar contract previously. Premier is the contract-awarding consortium. Product and system names include Midas Rex, UltraPower, TPS, Silverglide, Saber SD, Elite, and Spetzler-Malis. - Products: Brushes, instrument-care supplies, a spring instrument-core holder, electrosurgical accessories, and surgical burrs/drill tips compatible with Midas Rex, Zimmer, and UltraPower TPS systems. The catalog excerpt also references bipolar forceps, cables, trays, and systems. - Catalog quantities and packaging: Individual line items generally show one each; package sizes include 1PK/2EA, 1PK/10EA, 1PK/100EA, and 1PK/4EA. These catalog units do not establish the buyer's total order quantities. - Notable requirements: Clinically equivalent products may be proposed, with evidence of equivalent clinical performance. Vendors must provide supporting clinical documentation and equipment for examination, demonstration, and trial at no cost, and be authorized to sell products on the Premier contract or an approved equivalent. - Scope limitation: The available catalog summary notes more than 100 product rows, including additional burrs, drills, attachments, electrosurgical products, cables, trays, motors, consoles, and related equipment; it does not provide itemized details for those additional rows.

Description

SUNY Upstate Medical University intends to purchase neurosurgical products and related disposable products through a contract awarded by Premier. Vendors offering equivalents may contact the designated procurement contact and must demonstrate equivalent clinical performance; supporting clinical documentation and equipment for examination, demonstration, and trial must be provided at no cost. Vendors must be authorized to sell products listed on the Premier contract or an approved equivalent. The successful contractor must submit current New York State workers’ compensation and disability forms.

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