CT Injector Systems for Michael J. Crescenz VA Medical Center

Corporal Michael J. Crescenz VA Medical Center CT Injection systems Introduction: The Computed Tomography (CT) department is critical to our diagnostic imaging services, providing essential support for patient care. The department relies heavily on CT Contrast injectors to ensure accurate and efficient procedures. However, the two CT Contrast Injectors currently in use have reached their end-of-life statute, making their replacement an urgent necessity. To ensure continuity and quality of our CT imaging services, we propose the procurement of two new CT Contrast Injection Systems. The new injection systems must include Injection unit the core component of the system that houses the mechanism for dispensing the contrast media. It will have a programmable setting to control the rate, Cordless Mobility Simple snap-in patient line auto primes and is ready for the next patient in under 20 seconds. Multi patient set-up. Contrast versatility & Data Capture. Visual Indicators. Air Detection and Removal. Fluid Delivery Method. Flow rate: 0.1-10mL/sec in 0.1 mL increments. Volume 1mL to Syringe Capacity in 1mL increments. Programmable Pressure Limit (psI/kPa): 150mL and 200mL Syringe: Choice of 50/345, 100/689; 150/1034, 200/1379, 225/1551, 250/1724, 300/2068, 325/2241. Scan reminders: 0-300 Seconds (5 minutes) in 1 second increments. Pause: 1-900 Seconds (15 minutes) in 1 Second Increments. Hold: Maximum HOLD Time is 20 minutes. Maximum Number of Phases: 6. Syringes (Volume capacity): 150mL or 200mL Sterile Disposable Syringe. Fluid Loading Contrast Media: 150 mL or 200 mL Imaging Bulk Pack presentation. Day Set Two X 200 mL reservoirs. Dual Flow: Simultaneous injection of Contrast and Saline is integrated in the Certegra Workstation (CWS) and included. Battery Performance. Wi-Fi enabled, full color, touch screen. Contrast details auto populated. 200 ml FLEX syringes, 60 tubing with T-connector, 2 small spikes Installation

Deliverables Delivery and installation of two state-of-the-art CT Contrast injection systems, each equipped with advanced technology to ensure precision and reliability. A sufficient initial supply of compatible disposable syringes and necessary accessories (e.g., tubing, connectors) to ensure seamless integration and operations Professional installation by certified technicians to ensure the injectors are correctly installed and integrated with the existing CT scanners. Calibration of the injectors to specific imaging protocols and patient needs. Configuration of software settings to align with operational requirement and safety standards Comprehensive training sessions for radiologists, technologists, and pertinent staff to ensure proper use, maintenance, and troubleshooting of the new injectors. Provision of detailed user manuals and operational guidelines to assist staff with day-to-day use and best practice. A comprehensive warranty covering parts and labor for a specified period to protect against manufacturing defects and operational failures. Verification of compatibility with existing IT infrastructure, including data management systems and electronic medical records systems. Certification that the new injection systems comply with all relevant regulatory standards and guidelines, ensuring safe and legal operation Delivery To ensure a smooth and efficient transition, the delivery of the two new CT Contrast injection systems should be coordinated with the Bio Med Team at the Corporal Michael J. Crescenz VA Medical Center (CMCVAMC). It is essential that the delivery be scheduled in advance to allow for proper planning. All equipment will be delivered to the designated warehouse facility at CMCVAMC to undergo initial inspection and verification. The CMCVAMC is located at 3900 Woodland Avenue, Philadelphia PA 19104 Upon arrival at the warehouse, the CT injection systems will undergo an inspection to verify that all components are delivered in good condition. Privacy and Security All personnel involved in the delivery and installation process are trained in HIPAA regulations and will adhere to strict data privacy and security protocols. When integrating the new CT Contrast injection systems with existing imaging systems, all necessary precautions will be taken to ensure that patient data is secure and that the integration process does not compromise HIPAA compliance. The vendor providing the CT Contrast injection systems must comply with all relevant HIPAA regulations. After the installation is completed, a review will be conducted to ensure that all systems are operating securely and that there is no risk of data breaches or unauthorized access to PHI. We remain committed to maintaining the highest standards of patient data protection and will ensure that all aspects of this delivery and installation process comply with HIPAA regulations. REQUEST FOR INFORMATION INSTRUCTIONS: It is the responsibility of the interested source to demonstrate to the government that the interested parties can provide the supplies/services that fulfill the required specifications mentioned above. Responses to this RFI should include company name, address,

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