Cardiac Output Monitoring System

The Defense Health Agency Contracting Activity is seeking information from potential contractors who can provide a Cardiac Output Monitoring System. The system should be able to monitor cardiac output and derive hemodynamic parameters in a hospital setting, utilizing a Swan-Ganz catheter. The device's proprietary coded output must be compatible with the USAISR's unique internal data logging systems. The system should have various specifications, including the ability to measure mixed venous oxygen saturation, CO, stroke volume, systemic vascular resistance, and other parameters. The equipment should be compact, with dimensions equal to or smaller than 342 x 388 x 208 mm, and weigh less than 22 lbs. The system should also have a display size of at least 15 inches, and at least two COM1 serial port connectors, RS-232. • The system should be able to measure various hemodynamic parameters, including mixed venous oxygen saturation, CO, stroke volume, and systemic vascular resistance. • The equipment should be compact and lightweight, with dimensions equal to or smaller than 342 x 388 x 208 mm, and weigh less than 22 lbs. • The system should have a display size of at least 15 inches, and at least two COM1 serial port connectors, RS-232. • The system should be able to operate in a hospital setting, with a temperature range of 0 to 37℃, and relative humidity of 10-90% non-condensing. • The system should have a warranty and product support, including a 12-month standard warranty and a 24-month product support and protection plan.