Description
The Department of Veterans Affairs is conducting market research to identify qualified sources with the capability and resources to meet the Veterans Health Administration's requirement for a Scanning System Ultrasonic: Intestinal. The system should be a non-invasive, radiation-free diagnostic imaging tool used by gastroenterologists to assess the small and large intestines in real-time. The system should have features such as disease monitoring, real-time assessment, patient convenience, safety, and enhanced imaging capabilities. The anticipated period of performance is for one 12-month base period with four 12-month option periods.
• The system should meet the salient characteristics listed in the notice, including platform design, on-system bowel activity assessment, automatic exam and transducer selection, and automated exam completeness verification.
• The system should be capable of voice command system control and have lightweight transducers.
• The system should allow for adjustable shadow suppression and have one-button 2D image optimization.
• The system should provide edge enhancement tools and have improved spatial and contrast resolution.
• The system should be FDA 510K Certified.