Description
The United States Air Force Pacific Air Forces Command Surgeon General’s Office is seeking a modular, portable medical storage system that can be rapidly deployed in austere, tactical environments. The system must integrate a suite of advanced medical devices (ventilators, monitors, ultrasound, infusion pumps, blood warmers), provide secure RFID‑based inventory tracking, include its own power generation capability, and be configurable for transport by air, sea, land, or unmanned aerial systems. The solution must meet military‑grade durability standards (waterproof, corrosion‑resistant, tamper‑proof) and be operable by personnel with limited training. Delivery is expected to be rapid to support mission‑critical “golden hour” care in combat, disaster‑relief, or remote‑health scenarios.
• Modular architecture with interlocking “mother” and 36 “mini” cubes (15"x15"x15") for flexible configuration.
• Integrated medical equipment: portable ventilators, multi‑parameter monitors, ultrasound, high‑rate infusion devices, blood warmers.
• Built‑in power station/generator and universal power interfaces for field power sources.
• RFID and barcode inventory management, tamper‑evident locking, and secure shelving.
• Designed for transport via ground vehicles, tactical aircraft, ships, and UAV cargo drones.
• Must comply with international medical device quality standards and military durability specifications.
• Includes user manuals, maintenance guides, and rapid‑assembly/disassembly capability.