The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is seeking sources that can provide a Clinical Driving Simulator with a three-panel LED driver display system, accompanying Vection run-time software for real-time simulation, and other components. The simulator must meet specific salient characteristics, including being a compact, non-immersive system optimized for clinical settings, with realistic automotive vehicle components, computers, and adaptive equipment. The VA has a preference for domestically manufactured items in the United States.
Key features of the simulator include:
• Realistic automotive vehicle components
• Computers and bariatric car seat
• 3-panel LED driver display system and audio system
• Management tablet and networking equipment
• Adaptive Equipment package with integrated controls for gas and brakes
• Vection run-time software for real-time simulation
• Full SimClinic Library with therapist-inspired exercises and scenarios
The VA is seeking responses from interested parties to determine their capabilities and interest in providing the simulator. Responses should include company name, address, point of contact, size of business, and other relevant information.
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