The Department of Veterans Affairs is seeking a Monitor/Defibrillator for the VA Long Beach Healthcare System. The device must be lightweight, portable, compact, and durable, with 5-lead ECG monitoring capabilities, non-invasive blood pressure measurement, ETCO2, and pulse oximetry. The contractor must provide a brand name or equal product that meets the salient characteristics outlined in the solicitation. The contract will be awarded to the responsible offeror whose offer conforms to the solicitation and is most advantageous to the Government, with price and other factors considered.
• The device must have a 6.5 inch monitor display when measured diagonally
• The device must be able to monitor and defibrillate using both an AED advisory function and manual mode of operation
• The device must be able to print ECG rhythms
• The device must be able to give audio CPR quality feedback
• The device must be able to filter out artifact during ongoing chest compressions using “see through” CPR for underlying heart rhythm detection
• The device must defibrillate by use of rectilinear biphasic waveform
• The device must have synchronized shock capability
• The device must have noninvasive transcutaneous pacing capability
• The device must be able to function with a rechargeable battery
• SpO2 cables must be compatible with Masimo
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