Veterinary Simulators

The Louisiana State University and Agricultural & Mechanical College is seeking bids for the purchase of two veterinary simulators, one for a cow and one for a horse. The simulators will be used for various pre-clinical courses and clinical skills courses. The cow simulator must be a life-size replica of a Hereford cow and include features such as an inflatable calf air bed support system, clear vinyl uterine bag, and functional udder with milk tank. The horse simulator must be a life-size replica of a horse and include features such as an inflatable colon, neck venipuncture and intramuscular injection capability, and a palpable aorta capable of simulating a pulse. Both simulators must be steel reinforced epoxy/fiberglass and water resistant, and certain parts must be replaceable/available for future purchase in the event of normal wear and tear. • The cow simulator must include a fetal calf and be able to mimic dystocia in cows. • The horse simulator must include an inflatable colon and be able to be used for practicing rectal palpation. • Both simulators must be durable and have replaceable parts. • The supplier must provide descriptive information sufficient for LSU to evaluate quality, suitability, and compliance with the specifications. • The supplier must certify that its company, any subcontractors, or principals thereof, are not suspended or debarred under federal or state laws or regulations.