The Department of Veterans Affairs is seeking sources that can provide BCMA barcode scanners. The requirement includes 697 Honeywell-based Xenon Ultra 1962H Cordless Scanners and 574 Honeywell-based Xenon 1960H Corded Scanners. The scanners must meet specific salient characteristics, including compliance with FIPS 140-2, support for one-dimensional and two-dimensional imager engine bar code scanners, and the ability to read all symbology used for International Society for Blood Transfusion (ISBT) 128 blood bank standards.
• The cordless scanner shall have a charging base included with an optional hands-free mode.
• The scanner shall support omnidirectional scanning and have a minimum focal distance of not less than three inches.
• The scanner shall provide an audio or visual low battery alert/indicator and weigh less than 16 oz with the battery included.
• The cordless scanner shall have a transmission range of not less than 20 feet to the base station.
• The scanner shall have an IP seal rating greater than 40 and continue to function after a minimum 4-foot drop to concrete.
The vendor shall provide technical support, including a point of contact for technical support during the warranty period, and a standard one-year warranty as a minimum.
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