Replacement Dental Vacuum Pump System

The Joseph M. Cleland Atlanta VAMC anticipates a requirement to provide Replacement Dental Vacuum Pump services. This contract is 30 days After Receipt of Order (ARO) and will be Firm-Fixed Priced (FFP). The performance will occur at the Contractor s location and Government furnished property will not be provided. All interested vendors are invited to provide information to contribute to this market survey/sources sought including commercial market information. THIS IS NOT A SOLICITATION ANNOUNCEMENT. This is a sources sought synopsis only. Questions should be submitted by email to [email removed]. Provide only the requested information below. The purpose of this synopsis is to gain knowledge of potential qualified sources and their size classifications (Full and Open Sources Sought Notice), relative to NAICS 811210. 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STATEMENT OF WORK Dental Vacuum Pump Replacement 1. Project Overview This project addresses replacement of dental vacuum pumps, fluid separators, and associated components at Ft McPherson Medical/Dental Clinic, Building 125. Scope includes replacement of defective pumps, defective fluid separation, defective amalgam separation, and defective control panels. Ensure all installations are compatible with existing pipes and equipment to remain. All work shall comply with VA Design Manuals. Work shall result in a complete and working dental vacuum system. Work shall include training of VA clinicians, maintenance, and logistics personnel. Provide system schematics, operators manual, and warranty manual. Work shall be accepted by signature of VA Engineering Staff before closing out. 2. Equipment Information and Access Dental Vacuum System: Location: Fort McPherson VA Building 125, 1701 Hardee Ave. SW, Atlanta GA On-Site Measurement and Verification Required: Comprehensive manufacturer records or as-built dimensions for existing Dental Vacuum System are not readily available. Therefore, the Contractor shall perform an on-site survey to obtain all necessary measurements for work requirements. No equipment is to be ordered, and no work shall begin until field-verified dimensions are submitted and approved by VA Engineering Department. The Contractor is responsible for coordinating measurement activities with facility engineering and ensuring all site-specific constraints are factored into submittals and planning. 3. Equipment History and Impacts The existing AirTech Dental Vacuum System has exhibited multiple pump and oral fluid storage failures over the last two years. The system exhibits signs of antiquation and inferior design. The components of the existing system differ from current market standards and may result in undesired storage condition of biohazardous fluid. Undesired fluid storage presents environmental concern and costly breakdown of system components. These failures have resulted in multiple Dental Clinic Outage and patient treatment interruptions at Fort McPherson. 4. Scope of Work 0. Replace existing fluid separators All fluid separation equipment shall include water washdown All fluid separation equipment shall include high fluid level alarm 0. Replace existing pumps All pumps shall be capable of 7inHg, 60cfm airflow each All pumps shall include vibration isolation All pumps shall operate at a constant volume with vacuum breaker relief 0. Replace existing amalgam separator 0. Replace all integrated and defective accessories 0. Repair all system piping, wiring, and conduit 0. System shall include schedule timer System shall include hand override for power-up when off-schedule. 0. Provide training for VA clinicians, maintenance, and logistics personnel. 0. Provide system schematics 0. Provide operators manual Provide warranty manual Utility Outage, Safety, and Infection Control Submit a Utility Outage Request Form to VA Engineering Service at least 10 business days in advance and obtain written approval for all planned interruptions (electrical and hydronic) from the VA Engineering department prior to scheduling outages. Any work that shall be completed within the clinical footprint, shall be done during off hours to minimize impact to patient care. Strict adherence to Lock-Out/Tag-Out (LOTO) requirements for all energy sources throughout the course of work, with full documentation submitted for VA records. Comply with all VA and OSHA site safety protocols (including PPE, daily housekeeping, and mandatory orientation). Perform full Risk Assessment in coordination with VA Infection Control and Safety staff. The forms and requirements shall be approved before any work can take place. This shall implement and maintain all required barriers, negative air systems, and infection prevention measures specified in the PCRA. Secure written VA approval for all shutdowns or disruptions to critical clinic operations. 6. Work Schedule, Period of Performance and Access Restrictions 6.1.0 Regular Patient Care Hours: Major construction activities, including but not limited to demolition, equipment removal and installation, noisy work, disruptions to heating/cooling, or any work likely to cause patient or staff discomfort shall not be performed during the facility's regular patient care hours, defined as Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Permitted Work Outside Regular Hours: All such major work shall be scheduled for after-hours (before 8:00 a.m. or after 4:30 p.m.), weekends, or designated federal holidays, unless otherwise approved in writing by the VA. Minor Work During Patient Care Hours: Low-impact activities (e.g., site layout, barrier/protection installation, documentation, off-site fabrication, administrative tasks, or other work not affecting staff/patient comfort or building functionality) may occur during regular patient care hours with prior VA approval. Advance Notice and Scheduling: The Contractor shall provide the VA Contracting Officer s Representative (COR) with a minimum of ten (10) business days written notice prior to commencing any after-hours or weekend work. Schedules shall be ...