The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is issuing a solicitation for Mobile MRI services to be provided at the Carl Vinson VA Medical Center in Dublin, GA. The contract requires contractors to deliver a state-of-the-art mobile MRI unit equipped with a minimum of a 1.5 tesla magnet system and related services, with specifications including patient accessibility features and compliance with safety and regulatory standards. Key requirements include providing at least 15 to 20 MRI studies per day, ensuring rapid image transfer to the VA’s radiology system, and adherence to HIPAA regulations. The contract spans one base year and four optional one-year extensions, contingent on funding availability and performance standards. The contractor will bear responsibility for all staffing, maintenance, and quality assurance, with strict monitoring and compliance checks managed by a designated Contracting Officer Technical Representative (COR). This procurement aims to maintain high-quality imaging services for veterans while ensuring regulatory compliance and operational efficiency.
This solicitation pertains to the rental of a mobile MRI unit for the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) at the Carl Vinson VAMC in Dublin, GA, for a base year plus four option years. The contractor must provide all necessary equipment, personnel, and services to perform MRI scans at the specified location. The mobile MRI must include advanced imaging capabilities, maintenance requirements, and efficient connectivity to the VAMC's radiology systems.
Interested vendors must submit quotations by May 30, 2025, and will be evaluated based on their pricing and technical capability. The contract is set within the guidelines of FAR regulations and emphasizes compliance with safety and privacy laws, including HIPAA regulations. The contractor is required to maintain a quality assurance program and provide evidence of liability insurance.
The service involves working five days a week, producing approximately 15-20 scans daily, with a focus on maintaining patient safety and high-quality imaging results. The proposal highlights critical components such as the responsibilities of the contractor concerning staffing, service quality, and regulatory adherence, ensuring that VA standards are met satisfactorily throughout the contract duration.