# SAM #36C261-27-AP-1161 Teleflex AC3 Optimus Balloon Pump Maintenance and Repair Services **Buyer:** VA Network Contracting Office 21 **Posted:** November 03, 2026 **Respond By:** November 09, 2026 **Identifier:** 36C261-27-AP-1161 **NAICS:** 811219, 811210 The Department of Veterans Affairs is seeking maintenance and repair support for Teleflex balloon-pump equipment at the San Francisco VA Medical Center. - **Government buyer:** Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), San Francisco VA Medical Center (SFVA), Biomedical Engineering, Building 6. The notice also identifies Network Contract Office 21. - **OEM:** **Teleflex Medical** — the equipment is Teleflex AC3 Optimus balloon pumps, and service must follow OEM recommendations and use OEM parts. - **Equipment identified:** Four AC3 Optimus units are listed by part number: 2505118F, 2504141F, 2504065F, and 2504067F. Quantities for each part number are not specified. - **Services requested:** Preventive maintenance, emergency repairs, and support for the listed equipment. The initial notice describes the work as onsite service; equipment is located at SFVA Building 6, Biomedical Engineering. - **Notable requirements:** Maintain at least 94% operational uptime, provide 24-hour expert phone support, perform emergency repairs, and provide a loaner before OEM preventive maintenance. The VA notes it lacks the specialized in-house training and tools for this work. - **Period and value:** The provided materials do not specify a period of performance or contract value. ### Description

Teleflex Balloon Pumps are advanced medical devices essential to the daily operations of our Cath Lab. At this time, our in-house Biomedical Engineering Support Specialists (BESS) do not have thespecialized training or necessary tools to perform repairs and preventive maintenance in alignment with the Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) standards. Given the critical nature of thesedevices, they require adhering to OEM specifications for preventive maintenance as is mandated by The Joint Commission standard EC 02.04.03.   Currently, when repairs or maintenance are needed, the equipment is serviced through one time purchase card transactions. This process results in significant costs and increased downtime, impactingboth efficiency and patient care. Establishing this contract would provide onsite service and support, ultimately reducing both expenses and equipment downtime.

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