Description
The Department of Veterans Affairs, Seattle VA Health Care System, is conducting market research to identify capable sources for a UV enclosure and supporting software suite. The system should provide an automated, traceable UV-C disinfection process for reusable medical equipment. The desired system has several key features, including a 60-second automated cycle, digital integration with a cloud-based process management platform, and compatibility with existing UVD technology.
Key features of the system include:
• Capable of inactivating microorganisms on the surfaces of large high-touch portable equipment
• Documented microbiology testing conducted by an independent laboratory using ASTM Standards
• A Log-5 reduction (99.999%) in 60 seconds from the center of the enclosure
• A pathogen reduction performance standard of 2 test microorganisms
• The unit must be able to be installed into rooms with no limitation of door dimensions
• Lamp sources are on 4 surfaces (e.g. walls & ceilings)
• Anodized reflective material with embossed finish produces 86% diffuse reflectivity and lines the full length and width of interior walls, ceiling & door to ensure shadowing is minimized
Interested vendors should provide a written statement including their point of contact, business size, short description of capabilities, proof of authorized service provider from the manufacturer, and other relevant information.