VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System is doing market research for the KitCheck RFID medication tracking system from Bluesight for its crash carts, sized for 146… VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System is doing market research for the KitCheck RFID medication tracking system from Bluesight for its crash carts, sized for 146 staffed beds. The notice names the brand and asks whether responders are the maker, a distributor or offer an equal solution, with installation finished within four months of award. Key tasks: Supply a central pharmacy/OR RFID module for 146 staffed beds; Provide a yearly KitCheck software and analytics subscription; Supply RFID tags, scanning stations and barcode readers; Train staff and deliver system updates and maintenance; Support remote implementation and go-live; Provide on-site support to prepare for expansion. Deliverables: Schedule of completion with activity listings; Delivery confirmation through the facility logistics department. Key requirements: Brand-name KitCheck items named in the notice; BAA/TAA compliant products; Standard parts and labor warranty; Installation complete within four months of award; Non-manufacturer rule information for resellers. Key facts: Agency: Department of Veterans Affairs, VISN 4, VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System, 244-Network Contract Office 4 (36C244). Source: SAM.gov. Notice type: RFI. Solicitation number: 36C24427Q0051. Posted: Nov 9, 2026. Responses due: Nov 17, 2026. NAICS: 541519. PSC: 6515. Place of performance: Pittsburgh, PA. Official notice: https://sam.gov/opp/f3addc4acabb4b3da67e05c212da3933/view Listings are summarized by Shaavir from public SAM.gov notices, GSA eBuy records, published agency forecasts and public bids on state and local procurement portals (DemandStar, Bonfire, OpenGov) and agency websites. Always confirm details in the official notice. Shaavir is not affiliated with SAM.gov, GSA, these portals or any government agency. To report an error or request removal, email [email protected].
VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System is doing market research for the KitCheck RFID medication tracking system from Bluesight for its crash carts, sized for 146 staffed beds. The notice names the brand and asks whether responders are the maker, a distributor or offer an equal solution, with installation finished within four months of award.
Key tasks: Supply a central pharmacy/OR RFID module for 146 staffed beds; Provide a yearly KitCheck software and analytics subscription; Supply RFID tags, scanning stations and barcode readers; Train staff and deliver system updates and maintenance; Support remote implementation and go-live; Provide on-site support to prepare for expansion.
Deliverables: Schedule of completion with activity listings; Delivery confirmation through the facility logistics department.
Key requirements: Brand-name KitCheck items named in the notice; BAA/TAA compliant products; Standard parts and labor warranty; Installation complete within four months of award; Non-manufacturer rule information for resellers.
Key facts: Agency: Department of Veterans Affairs, VISN 4, VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System, 244-Network Contract Office 4 (36C244). Source: SAM.gov. Notice type: RFI. Solicitation number: 36C24427Q0051. Posted: Nov 9, 2026. Responses due: Nov 17, 2026. NAICS: 541519. PSC: 6515. Place of performance: Pittsburgh, PA.
Official notice: https://sam.gov/opp/f3addc4acabb4b3da67e05c212da3933/view
Listings are summarized by Shaavir from public SAM.gov notices, GSA eBuy records, published agency forecasts and public bids on state and local procurement portals (DemandStar, Bonfire, OpenGov) and agency websites. Always confirm details in the official notice. Shaavir is not affiliated with SAM.gov, GSA, these portals or any government agency. To report an error or request removal, email [email protected].
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