Description
The Department of Veterans Affairs is seeking sources capable of providing a Transport Monitor/Defibrillator that can address the attached list of draft requirements for the VA Northern Arizona Healthcare System. The device should be a combined portable monitor/biphasic defibrillator specifically designed for prehospital and transport use, capable of advanced life support (ALS) monitoring and defibrillation for adult, pediatric, and neonatal patients. The device should meet or exceed the Zoll X Series and have various features such as real-time CPR feedback, advanced monitoring, and the ability to export patient and device data.
Some key features and requirements of the device include:
• Must be a combined portable monitor/biphasic defibrillator
• Must meet or exceed Zoll X Series
• Must weigh no more than 12lbs
• Must have high-resolution color LCD
• Must be able to simultaneously display 4 traces or 12-lead ECG
• Must be capable of Advanced monitoring: ECG, SpO₂, EtCO₂, NIBP, at least 2 simultaneous invasive pressures, & core temperature
• Must utilize Masimo rainbow SET technology
• Must provide real-time CPR feedback
• Must have Ability to export patient and device data to external systems via removable media and/or communication interfaces
• Must have External pacing, defibrillation, synchronized cardioversion
• Must have Integrated WiFi, Bluetooth, USB
• Must have rechargeable lithium-ion battery with at least 4 hour runtime
• Must be ruggedized for EMS use: IPX5 water resistance, MIL-STD 810G vibration, 2-meter drop tested