Request for Proposals
RFP Number: 2020-0710-02-008
Emergency Medical Service Devices and Equipment
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d) Built-in AC or DC power
e) Minimum six (6) hours of continuous ECG monitoring with lithium battery
f) GPC – clock sync feature
g) Tri-mode display type: color, black on white, or white on black
h) Display dynamic 12-lead ECG on screen
i) Display static ECG analysis results and dynamic ECG on screen concurrently
j) Liquid Crystal Display (LCD)
2. CPR Assistance Requirements
a.) CPR help feature required
b.) Real-time audio and visual CPR rate, depth, and release feedback with a perfusion
performance index
c.) CPR artifact filtering to see underlying rhythms
d.) Current AHA guidelines compliant and upgradeable to updated AHA guidelines
e.) Ability to record CPR data to internal memory
f.) Filter that allows continuous chest compressions to be done for the full duration
of the users CPR protocol
g.) CPR option must be able to be used in a moving environment, such as an
ambulance
h.) CPR option should allow for anterior-posterior and anterior-anterior pad
placement
3. Monitoring Requirements
a.) Patient monitoring through 3-lead, 4-lead, 5-lead, and 12-lead ECG cables, with
multi-function electrodes and paddles
b.) Impedance pneumography for monitoring respiratory rate via ECG Leads I or II
c.) Measure respiratory rate via capnography or impedance pneumography
d.) Ability to easily change leads
e.) Display of lead selected at all times
f.) Leads must be fully defibrillator protected
g.) Ability to detect most implanted pacer spikes
h.) Display standard marker of pacer spike on ECG trace
i.) Must have the following bandwidths: 0.67-20 Hz Limited mode, 0.67-40 Hz
Monitor mode, 0.5-40 Hz Filtered Diagnostic mode, and 0.05-150 Hz Diagnostic
j.) Must have the following ECG sizes: 0.125, 0.25, 0.5, 1, 2, 4 cm/mV and auto-
ranging
k.) Must have heart rate on display and contain user selectable alarms
l.) In AED mode, the device must be able to use any of the following monitoring
parameters: EtCO2, SpO2, SpMet, 12-lead ECG, or NIBP
4. Electrode Requirements
a.) Multifunction electrodes that allow pacing, defibrillation, cardioversion, and ECG
monitoring via one set of disposable pads
b.) Electrodes must include an accelerometer to enable CPR feedback and artifact
filtering functionality
c.) Adult paddles must incorporate pediatric paddles
5. Defibrillator Requirements
a.) Must utilize a high current, low energy rectilinear, constant current biphasic
waveform
b.) Unit should have energy selections available to provider in manual mode
operation of: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 15, 20, 30, 50, 70, 85, 100, 120, 150, and
200 joules
c.) Must meet current AHA specifications for biphasic defibrillation
d.) Display energy selected and delivered on monitor display, strip chart recorder,
and code summary