The Statement of Work outlines the requirements for replacing the Washer/Decontamination Unit at the Naval Branch Health Clinic in Everett, WA. The contractor is tasked with a comprehensive installation that includes disconnecting existing utilities, removing the old washer, upgrading electrical systems, and ensuring proper utility reconnection and commissioning of the new unit. Specific requirements include maintaining infection control, coordinating with the facilities department for utility outages, and ensuring compliance with safety and quality standards. Debris removal, disposal, and proper documentation of any removed equipment are also emphasized. Deliverables include a startup report, operations and maintenance manuals, training for staff, and certification of recycling and disposal practices. This initiative reflects the government's commitment to maintaining healthcare facilities standards and operational efficiency within federal guidelines.
The government has issued a Request for Information (RFI) seeking interest from vendors regarding the installation and removal of a Washer/Decontamination Unit at the Naval Branch Health Clinic in Everett, WA. This RFI is intended solely for planning purposes and is not a solicitation for bids or proposals. It invites interested parties to provide details on their capabilities and compliance with the government's requirements as outlined in the Statement of Work.
Key tasks include disconnecting existing utilities, removing the current Washer (Steris AMSCO Synergy), upgrading electrical systems, installing the new AMSCO 7052HP Washer Disinfector, and final utility connections to ensure functionality. Vendors should address their products' compatibility, maintenance services, certifications, and delivery capabilities.
Responses should be concise and include a Capability Statement along with relevant technical documentation. The RFI emphasizes that all submissions will not be returned or discussed further, but results may influence future solicitations. Interested firms are encouraged to contact the designated Contract Specialist for inquiries, underscoring the government's focus on collaborating with qualified suppliers to meet their operational needs effectively.