High-energy electro-hydraulic extra-corporeal shockwave Medical Device

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Background The Department of Veterans Affairs, specifically the Charlie Norwood VA Medical Center located in Augusta, GA, is seeking sources capable of providing high-energy electro-hydraulic extra-corporeal shockwave medical equipment and associated services. This initiative aims to enhance the Podiatry service line's ability to treat chronic musculoskeletal conditions in Veterans through tendinopathy services. Work Details The contractor will provide high-energy electro-hydraulic extra-corporeal shockwave medical equipment, consumables, and trained technicians to perform tendinopathy procedures for Veterans. The procedures can be unilateral or bilateral and include treatments for conditions such as plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendonitis, lateral epicondylitis, patellar tendonitis, tricep tendonitis, hip tendonitis, shoulder tendonitis, metatarsalgia, and fracture nonunion. The contractor must ensure that all equipment is sterilized and in good working condition per quality assurance standards. The medical device must be FDA-approved and utilize non-invasive technology to stimulate healing. Technicians provided by the contractor must be trained and certified to operate the equipment safely and effectively during procedures. They will also be responsible for bringing consumables, testing equipment prior to use, ensuring safety protocols are followed, and documenting any unsafe practices. Pricing for services will be on a Firm-Fixed Price basis per procedure. Period of Performance The estimated period of performance is from August 19, 2026, through August 18, 2027. Place of Performance Department of Veterans Affairs Charlie Norwood VA Medical Center 950 15th Street Augusta GA 30901