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The Department of Veterans Affairs, VISN 02 Network Contracting Office, has issued a sources sought notice to identify qualified suppliers for one clinical driving simulator for the Northport VA Medical Center. This notice is for market research and acquisition planning only and does not constitute a solicitation or contract opportunity. The requested system is intended for clinical use in driver rehabilitation and driving performance assessment for ambulatory clients as well as wheelchair transfer and non-transfer clients.
The requested simulator must be a compact, non-immersive system designed for clinical settings and include realistic automotive components, computers, a bariatric car seat, a three-panel LED driver display system, audio system, management tablet, networking equipment, and cabling. Required features include adaptive driving controls, wheelchair accessibility accommodations, adjustable seating and dashboard elements, retractable casters, steel construction, and integrated Vection run-time software for real-time simulation. The scope also includes the full SimClinic library, installation, a one-year warranty, one year of technical support and software maintenance, and onsite half-day training.
The VA is using this notice to assess potential sources and business size classifications under NAICS code 333310. Suppliers capable of meeting the stated salient characteristics are encouraged to provide capability information to support the Government's planning and future acquisition decisions. The VA also notes a preference for domestically manufactured items produced in the United States.
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