The Department of Veterans Affairs is seeking a contractor to provide an Omnicell Cabinet, which is a vertical carousel system that consolidates all medications in a rotating drum, optimizing high-density storage and significantly reducing the floor space needed compared to traditional shelving. The cabinet must have salient characteristics such as a pick-to-light guided interface, ergonomically designed to automate carousel positioning, and closely integrated with Omnicell WorkflowRx or Central Pharmacy Manager software. The contractor must be an authorized dealer, distributor, or reseller for the proposed brand name or equal. The contract will be for a firm fixed price, and the period of performance will be 365 days.
Key features and requirements of the Omnicell Cabinet include:
• Vertical carousel system with rotating drum for high-density storage
• Pick-to-light guided interface for streamlining locating items and reducing errors
• Ergonomically designed to automate carousel positioning and minimize repetitive reach or bending
• Closely integrated with Omnicell WorkflowRx or Central Pharmacy Manager software for end-to-end inventory management
• Restricted-access control for secure storage of high-cost or regulated medications
• Built-in safety light curtain to prevent injuries
• Modular shelving bins to accommodate items of various sizes and pick frequencies
• Available in various heights and widths, with optional refrigeration for controlled-temperature medications
• Space-efficient design to maximize capacity per square foot
The contractor will be required to deliver and install the Omnicell Cabinet at the New Mexico VA Medical Center, 1501 San Pedro Drive SE, Albuquerque, NM 87108.
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