SAM #75N95D27Q00002

NIH NIA Clinical Research Unit seeks a Hyperion Smart-LEDA+ wireless ABI testing system

The NIH opportunity is for a wireless ankle-brachial index (ABI) testing system and related clinical-research equipment and support. - Government buyer: National Institutes of Health (NIH), National Institute on Aging (NIA), Clinical Research Unit (CRU). The initial notice references NIAID, while the detailed attachment identifies NIA/CRU. - OEM and named vendors: Hyperion Medical Technologies, Inc. is identified as the system provider. Microsoft is named in the portable-computer operating-system item. The initial notice calls the equipment “Smart-ABI+”; the attachment specifies a Smart-LEDA+ system. - Equipment and quantities: One Smart-LEDA+ software license; one portable computer with Microsoft operating system; one right-and-left arm wireless pressure cuff set; two right-and-left ankle wireless pressure cuff sets; one console with built-in charging station and SweatC; one toe-cuff pulse oximeter with batteries; one each carrying bag, toe wrap cord, electrode cables, SweatC USB cable, Practice Integration Module, and ABI USB charger with power cord; four white USB-to-USB-C power cords; one black USB-C-to-USB-C power cord; and 100 disposable electrodes. - Education and support: 25 PAD patient education brochures, three PAD office education posters, one medical coding webinar, and one one-year Smart-ABI Partnership Program that includes product warranty. - Notable requirements: The equipment is intended to support peripheral artery disease (PAD) clinical research and equipment standardization. No part numbers are provided in the attachment.

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NIA: Supply: Diagnostic Laboratory Equipment: N/A

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