Infant Protection Solution
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SUMMARY
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The contracting organization seeks a vendor to provide and implement a comprehensive infant protection solution across two hospital locations. The system must safeguard newborns and prevent unauthorized removal through continuous monitoring and rapid response capabilities.
The solution is expected to include all required hardware, such as infant tags, sensors, door monitoring devices, and supporting infrastructure, along with software for real-time tracking, alerting, reporting, and system administration. Integration with existing hospital systems is required where applicable, and the solution should provide automated alerts and audit capabilities for clinical and security staff.
The system must offer high availability, secure data handling, and compliance with applicable healthcare standards while minimizing disruption to clinical operations during deployment. The contract period will be three years. All questions must be submitted by September 2, 2026.
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Frequently asked questions
- When is the submission deadline?
- Submissions are due September 18, 2026.
- Who is a good fit for this opportunity?
- Healthcare security technology provider with infant protection system expertise
- Experience deploying infant tagging, elopement prevention, and real-time alerting solutions in hospitals
- Capability to supply, install, integrate, and support both hardware and software
- Demonstrated compliance with healthcare data security and privacy requirements
- Established implementation and support resources serving healthcare organizations
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