Description
The Department of Veterans Affairs is seeking a vendor to provide a vascular ultrasound machine for the Oklahoma City Veterans Health Care System. The machine should be a non-invasive vascular diagnostic system designed for arterial and venous assessment using Doppler ultrasound technology. The system should include a main console unit, continuous wave Doppler probe, pneumatic cuffs, and other necessary components. The vendor should provide a one-year manufacturer’s free replacement warranty and white glove installation. The period of performance is from August 3rd, 2026, to August 17th, 2026.
Key features and requirements of the vascular ultrasound machine include:
• Doppler system with continuous wave (CW) Doppler technology
• Operating frequencies of at least 8 MHz
• High-sensitivity Doppler receiver
• Audio output with adjustable volume control
• Visual waveform display
• Integrated non-invasive blood pressure module
• Automatic cuff inflation and controlled deflation
• Pressure range suitable for peripheral vascular testing
• Digital pressure display with accuracy ±3 mmHg or better
• Capability to perform ankle-brachial index (ABI), segmental limb pressures, and toe pressures
• System components, including main console unit, Doppler probe, pneumatic cuffs, and power supply
• Display and documentation, including built-in display screen and capability to print results
• Physical requirements, including mobile cart configuration and compact footprint
• Safety and compliance, including FDA clearance and UL or equivalent electrical safety certification