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Statement of Work Smith + Nephews Versajet II Togus VA Medical Center Introduction The VA Maine HCS requires One Versajet II for the Operating Room at Togus in Augusta, Maine. Background The VERSAJET ... Statement of Work Smith + Nephews Versajet II Togus VA Medical Center Introduction The VA Maine HCS requires One Versajet II for the Operating Room at Togus in Augusta, Maine. Background The VERSAJET II Hydrosurgery System enhances preservation of viable tissue during surgical debridement and reduces time to closure, while streamlining excision through procedural efficiency that delivers consistent clinical and economic value. The VERSAJET II system enables a surgeon to precisely select, excise and evacuate nonviable tissue, bacteria and contaminants from wounds, burns and soft tissue injuries using a tissue-preserving technique. Advanced hydrosurgery technology helps reduce time to closure, which may reduce overall treatment cost. Scope (Provide an overview of the PWS emphasizing the most important aspects of your requirement and defining the boundaries of the contractor s performance responsibilities). This project will provide One Versajet II for the Operating Room at Togus in Augusta, Maine. The VERSAJET II system uses a high-pressure stream of sterile saline to optimize surgical debridement. As the handpiece moves tangentially across the wound, the device s razor-thin saline jet rapidly removes necrotic tissue, bacteria and debris sparing the surrounding viable tissue.(1-5) The VERSAJET II system quickly prepares a cleaner, more uniform wound bed, simultaneously addressing multiple barriers to healing. This is the standard of care outside the VA and has essential features such as: Tangential movement with a high-speed saline jet Selects and Targets necrotic tissue and debris using the localized vacuum Excises and Ablates nonviable tissue with maximum precision Removes debris and slough while preserving viable tissue Clinical efficacy Helps reduce time to wound closures Creates a smooth wound bed for improved graft and synthetic dressing results Reduces bacterial burden, removes soft tissue biofilm and other inhibitory elements Removes unwanted tissue and contaminants, while preserving healthy tissue Accesses difficult-to-reach and contoured areas with ease and control Cost effectiveness Requires fewer debridement procedures than with conventional surgical debridement (scalpel, curette, and electrocautery, which may improve hospital profitability Helps reduce time to closure, which may shorten hospital stay Removes bacteria to help reduce the risk of infection Minimizes procedure time, thereby increasing blockable OR time Uses fewer instruments/supplies, potentially reducing cost per procedure Applicable Directives (List all documents referenced in the next section 5.0, Performance Requirements, with which the contractor will have to comply in performance of the contract effort. If only portions of a given document apply, specifically identify the applicable portions). The system must meet the manufacturer s specifications and be designed and implemented within the vendors 510K system design as an FDA regulated medical device/system. Performance Requirements (Identify what the contractor is required to do (major tasks and subtasks). The vendor will provide the equipment for the Operating Room at VA Maine Healthcare System. Deliverables (List all data required to manage or monitor contractor performance). This project will include all and any peripheral items to ensure a fully functional system. (misc. hardware or req. hardware upgrades, network switches, video cards, KVM switches, cabling, mouse, keyboards etc.) to ensure the functionality of the final product. Equipment 4 Total Line Items Versajet II Console (includes user manual, power cord, and multi-function footswitch) 66800039 Versajet II Surgical Cart 66800979 VERSAJET EXACT ASSY, 15 DEGREE X 14MM 66800040 (5) VERSAJET PLUS ASSY, 15 DEGREE X 14MM 66800043