6515--Heated Respiratory Humidifiers 36C25525Q0559
Summary
AI-generated · Aug 25, 2025Heated respiratory humidifiers for the Columbia VAMC must deliver heat and humidity to gases for patients on invasive or non-invasive ventilation. Equipment should include a color LCD touchscreen, servo-controlled operation to maintain a constant delivered temperature, and standard temperature settings for invasive/non-invasive ventilation and high-flow oxygen therapy. It must provide alarms for high/low temperature, circuit disconnection, water and setup checks, and service alarms such as heater-base failure, heater plate thermal cutout, gas flow out of specification, and improper chamber insertion. The vendor is responsible for all initial training and in-service training of respiratory care staff at no additional cost.
Details for the Harry S. Truman Memorial Veterans Hospital presolicitation expand the technical requirements beyond the Columbia solicitation, specifying the same touchscreen and servo-controlled features plus a comprehensive alarm system and service alarms. Training obligations remain the vendor’s responsibility, including initial training and ongoing in-service training at no cost. The notice identifies Truman Hospital as the site, and the awards shown so far reflect $0.00, indicating no contract award amounts have been posted yet.
This is for the solicitation of respiratory humidifiers at the Harry S. Truman Memorial Veterans Hospital. See solicitation document for further information. The vendor shall provide a respiratory humidifier that is intended to provide heat and humidity to respiratory gases delivered to patients receiving invasive &/or non-invasive ventilation. The units must have a color LCD touch screen to include the main, alarm and options screens. The units will be servo controlled so that a constant temperature will be maintained and delivered to the patient. The units should have a standard temperature setting for invasive and non-invasive ventilation as well has high flow oxygen therapy. The units will have high/low temperature, circuit disconnection, no water and check set-up audio and visual alarms. The unit will also have service alarms to include but are not limited to the following: heaterbase failure, heater plate thermal cutout triggered, gas flow outside of specification, chamber not inserted properly Vendor will be responsible for all initial training and in-servicing of the units to the respiratory care staff. The vendor will also provide additional training as needed by the facility at no cost.
From Presolicitation posted on Aug 21, 2025This solicitation is for the purchase of heated humidifiers for the Columbia VAMC.
From Solicitation posted on Aug 21, 2025Notice history
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Solicitation Posted Aug 21, 2025View changes (3)
- Description: Description was updated
- Notice Type: Presolicitation → Solicitation
- Set-Aside: Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business Set Aside → None
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