Department of Veterans AffairsIssuing agency·Washington, DC·via the SAM.gov Get Opportunities APITo convert the patient and public television distribution system at the Washington DC VA Medical Center from analog to digital signal delivery, and to replace or supplement the display equipment that cannot receive a digital signal.
The Contractor shall verify the installed television population against Attachment A and field-test legacy P15X-series displays; reconfigure the headend and RF distribution plant for digital delivery; replace 4 GW-brand patient-room displays and their mounting arms; replace P15X-series patient-room displays with interactive arm-mounted patient displays; install digital set-top converters on serviceable wall-mounted displays in non-patient areas; extend distribution service to Fisher House and install receivers; install network cabling to each room receiving an Ethernet-capable replacement display; program the channel map, verify signal quality end to end, orient facility staff, and deliver closeout documentation; complete all information technology and information security requirements; and coordinate all work with the COR, FMS, Engineering, OIT, the Information System Security Officer, IP&C, Safety, Nursing, and affected clinical services.
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