The Department of Veterans Affairs, Charlie Norwood VA Medical Center, is seeking sources capable of providing high-energy electro-hydraulic extra-corporeal shockwave medical equipment, consumables, and technician(s) to perform tendinopathy services for treating chronic musculoskeletal conditions in veterans. The services include unilateral and bilateral tendinopathy procedures, and the contractor must ensure that all equipment and supplies are sterilized and in good working condition. The contractor will also be required to provide a technician trained and certified to ANSI standards to maintain and operate the equipment during procedures.
Some key points to consider:
• The medical device must be FDA-approved and proven for long-term orthopedic conditions.
• The device must use non-invasive technology and have an electrohydraulic mechanism.
• The contractor must provide a standard treatment protocol and ensure rapid recovery and low risk for patients.
• The contractor will be required to provide pricing for services on a firm-fixed price basis, with an estimated 94 unilateral tendinopathy procedures to be completed over a 12-month period.
• The contractor must provide copies of the technician's certification and proof of insurance upon award of the contract.
• The contractor must ensure that all technicians are trained in Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA).
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