Autonomous Medical Triage System

The government authority in Washington, DC, requires an autonomous medical triage system to improve casualty survival and increase medical response capacity during chemical, biological, radioactive, and nuclear disasters. The buyer needs an innovative system that operates in chemically hazardous environments, locates casualties, assesses them for traumatic injuries and chemical toxidromes, assigns trauma triage categories, and generates triage recommendations. Additionally, the system must perform accurate standoff vital-signs assessment, at minimum measuring heart rate and respiratory rate, and deliver appropriate initial treatments to reverse, stabilize, or prevent the toxic effects of chemicals. The buyer limits eligibility to onshore vendors within the USA. The selected vendor must perform the work onsite. Bidders may submit responses digitally via email or online, and the buyer requests proposals to determine the budget. The source text omits specific evaluation criteria and key dates.