Description
The Department of Veterans Affairs is conducting market research to determine the scope of industry capabilities and interest in providing a functional Near-Infrared Spectroscopy (fNIRS) system for the Cleveland VA Medical Center. The system should provide real-time monitoring and measurement of cerebral oxygenation and blood flow to support advanced neurophysiological assessment and evaluation of patient response during pain management therapies and related clinical applications. The system includes proprietary NIRSIT SCAN & QUEST software, NIRSIT EYE tablet software, installation, and training necessary to support Pain Management Service clinical operations.
Key points to consider:
• The system should have 204 channels
• The system should include proprietary NIRSIT SCAN & QUEST software and NIRSIT EYE tablet software
• The system should include installation and training necessary to support Pain Management Service clinical operations
• Potential sources should demonstrate the capability to provide the required equipment
• Potential sources should submit a capability statement and/or brochures of the equipment to allow for assessment of meeting the requirements stated above