The Department of Veterans Affairs is seeking proposals for Infusion Pump Library Software enhancements through solicitation number 36C25925Q0475. The acquisition is categorized as unrestricted under NAICS code 541512, focusing on Computer Systems Design Services. The procurement will support the Fort Harrison VA Medical Center in Montana, with the contract performance period set from July 1, 2025, to June 30, 2026.
Interested offers must comply with strict submission guidelines and provide technical capability documents, a completed price schedule, and past performance evaluations deemed satisfactory. The evaluation will prioritize price and non-price factors to determine the most advantageous offer to the government. The proposal highlights the necessity for contractors to have specific qualifications and experience related to the Alaris Systems Manager Software, security protocols, and training capabilities.
Offers are due by June 20, 2025, and must be submitted via email to Contract Specialist Jason Lawrence. All questions must be directed by June 13, 2025. This RFP illustrates the government’s commitment to engaging capable contractors for essential software enhancements, emphasizing compliance with structured procurement processes to maintain high standards in service delivery.
The Department of Veterans Affairs is soliciting proposals to establish a connection between the existing Becton Dickson (BD) Alaris Infusion Controllers at the Fort Harrison VA Medical Center (FHM) and the BD Alaris Infusion Pump Server at the VA Eastern Colorado Health Care System (ECH). The project requires the provision of an Alaris Systems Manager Software License, configuration fees for a new drug library, and training for local FHM staff in utilizing the connection.
Additionally, the document outlines stringent information security requirements for contractors, including adherence to federal laws, investigation protocols for security incidents, and stipulations for handling VA sensitive information. The contractor is responsible for ensuring compliance with security measures and must provide documented training for staff handling VA information.
The proposal requires a contractor response to security breaches, including risk analysis, and outlines penalties for data mishandling such as liquidated damages for privacy incidents. The project emphasizes safety, compliance, and efficient integration of healthcare technology to improve patient care across VA facilities.