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Veterans Affairs Seeks Mobile CBRN Decontamination Trailer

by Global Biodefense Staff
July 10, 2014
VA West Los Angeles Medical Center

VA West Los Angeles Medical Center

VA West Los Angeles Medical Center

The Department of Veterans Affairs Greater Los Angeles (VA GLA) Healthcare System has a requirement for a Mobile Mass Decontamination Trailer.

VHA Directive 2003-045 requires VAMCs to protect their patients, staff, and facilities from terrorist attacks involving WMDs, including chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear (CBRN) agents. A patient decontamination (DECON) trailer is the best way to enhance the VA GLA’s capability to respond to CBRN incidents, due to the VA GLA’s sprawling campus layout.

A DECON trailer integrates all functions of a decontamination facility, including showers and conveyor system for non-ambulatory patients, in a single trailer and would allow our patient decontamination team to set up and operate anywhere within the campus.

The solicitation describes a 30’L x 8’4″W cleansing trailer with two 3-stall decontamination lanes (disrobe, cleanse, and dress) and a third portable de-con roller system when decontaminating immobilized victims. Each lane is equipped with non-skid ramps, shower heads, hand-held sprayers, an on demand gravity-fed detergent mixing system, and a sprayed in rubberized floor with drains.

Further details are available under Solicitation Number: VA26214Q1033.

Tags: CBRN EquipmentMobile Response

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