The Department of Veterans Affairs is seeking a shockwave treatment system for its medical center in Long Beach, California. The system should have a large LCD touch screen, customizable treatment depth, and a non-invasive treatment option. The system must also meet certain technical specifications, including generating shock waves via an electromagnetic handpiece and having a therapeutic penetration of up to 12.5 cm. The contractor must provide a standard warranty and ensure that the system is transportable and easy to use. The delivery schedule requires that all items be delivered within 60 days after award.
• The system must have a large LCD touch screen that displays all essential parameters.
• The system must have customizable treatment depth using stand-offs for optimal placement of the focal zone.
• The system must be non-invasive and not require any anesthesia.
• The system must include a handpiece set, water bag, silicone oil, conductor gel, operating manual, US power cord, and a handpiece holder.
• The system must have a standard warranty.
• The system must be transportable and easy to use.
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