The Department of Veterans Affairs is seeking potential sources for a Continuous non-invasive hemodynamics monitoring system for the George E. Wahlen VA Medical Center. The system should have features such as continuous, non-invasive blood pressure monitoring, advanced hemodynamics, and 24/7 continuous monitoring capability. Interested contractors should submit information about their proposed solution, including an overview of the product and its capabilities. The response should include information about the company, its size, and its experience with similar products.
* The system should have beat-to-beat resolution via finger cuff technology and brachial calibration capability with upper-arm cuff module.
* The system should have advanced hemodynamics, including CO/CI, SV/SVI, dP/dt, LVET, TPR, and blood flow curve.
* The system should have 24/7 continuous monitoring capability and be suitable for research use in a Windows-based environment.
* The system should have analog I/O integration for research data capture and vendor-documented channel mapping and signal levels.
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