6515--Continuous non-invasive hemodynamics monitoring system

The Department of Veterans Affairs, Veterans Health Administration (VHA) Network Contracting Office 19 is conducting a market‑research Sources Sought to identify vendors capable of supplying a continuous, non‑invasive hemodynamics monitoring system for the George E. Wahlen VA Medical Center in Salt Lake City, Utah. The required solution must provide beat‑to‑beat blood‑pressure monitoring via finger‑cuff technology with brachial calibration using an upper‑arm cuff, maintain measurement fidelity during arm movement, and deliver advanced hemodynamic parameters (cardiac output/index, stroke volume/index, dP/dt, LVET, total peripheral resistance, and blood‑flow curves) for trending and calibration. Additional technical needs include 24/7 monitoring capability, a Windows‑based architecture suitable for research use, analog I/O integration (minimum 2 inputs/8 outputs) with documented channel mapping, and on‑site software installation and verification. Respondents must submit a capabilities/qualifications statement, an overview of the proposed solution, product description per the draft Statement of Work, and complete the market‑research questionnaire, all within an 8‑page limit (including cover letter) and emailed to Edward Emerson (edward.emerson@va.gov) no later than 08:00 MST, April 21 2026. Responses must include full business information (NAICS 334516, ≤ 1,000 employees, applicable small‑business designations, UEI, contact data, FSS/GSA contract status, pricing model, and Buy‑American percentages) and address subcontracting limits (≤ 50 % of supply value to non‑similarly situated entities) and the non‑manufacturer rule. The solicitation is for information only; no award will be made from these responses, and all proprietary data will be handled accordingly.

Notice ID

88bc46c50afd474c871c32f9512ab0bb

Solicitation Number

36C25926Q0383

NAICS Code

334516

Classification Code

6515