6515--Equipment - Ultrasounds - Ann Arbor

product proposed and identification of any salient characteristics not met (8) Country of manufacture (9) If the concern is not the manufacturer, provide the manufacturer s name, size standard, and an authorized distributor letter (10) If the concern is the manufacturer and sole distributor, provide documentation to that effect; if the manufacturer has authorized distributors, provide a list of those distributors (11) Contractor must confirm they can provide ALL required items. Contractors must be registered with https://www.sam.gov. To be considered SDVOSB/VOSB, contractors must be registered and certified in SBA. FOB is destination. Delivery is to: VA Ann Arbor Healthcare System 2215 Fuller Rd. Ann Arbor, MI 48105 Requirements: PICC Line placement vasculature positioning devices and accessories, brand name or equal to the following products: ITEM NUMBER DESCRIPTION OF SUPPLIES/SERVICES QUANTITY UNIT 0001 SITERITE 9 KICKSTAND/MOUNTING KIT LOCAL STOCK NUMBER: 9770806 2.00 EA 0002 SITERITE 9 ULTRASOUND SYSTEM LOCAL STOCK NUMBER: 9770800 2.00 EA 0003 SITERITE 9 ULTRASOUND SYSTEM CUE LINEAR PROBE LOCAL STOCK NUMBER: 9770803 2.00 EA 0004 SHERLOCK 3CG TIP CONFIRMATION SENSOR LOCAL STOCK NUMBER: 9770358 2.00 EA 0005 MER2 ROLLSTAND LOCAL STOCK NUMBER: BAR000360 2.00 EA 0006 SONY MEDICAL PRINTER LOCAL STOCK NUMBER: UPX898MD 2.00 EA 0007 SONY PRINTER BRACK LOCAL STOCK NUMBER: BAR000206 2.00 EA Must meet the following requirements: 1. Integrated monitor and ultrasound machine (one machine for everything/vein access and PICC position) for vein assessment and access. Need a high clear resolution for needle tip tracking. 2. Integrated software program in the ultrasound machine that includes a remote control that has the software contained within the ultrasound probe itself. This helps ensure a sterile procedure field, with only one reach outside the field to grab the probe / remote. A separate remote requires a second reach and adds to expense with additional probe covers and replacements. 3. Disposable, individual ECG electrodes for each patient. (This reduces the potential for infectious pathogens to be spread from patient to patient, and room to room.) 4. A Sherlock T-piece tip tracker for the patient s chest, to visualize PICC tip entry into the subclavian, and allow for repositioning before procedure ends if needed. (This is useful for Afib and paced patients, who can t use ECG technology for PICC confirmation, but could still have a malpositioned PICC placement without this component) 5. ECG technology to confirm PICC Tip placement in the Superior Vena Cava all on one screen (No chest x-ray needed.) 6. Needle tip tracking technology to illuminate needle tip during vein cannulation and ensure pathway. 7. A true ambidextrous remote-control design.