Sources-Sought Notice The Indian Health Service, Shiprock Service Unit has a requirement for a reusable medical device (RMD) inventory tracking system. The system will monitor and track the location and movement of RMDs throughout the sterilization process from initial documentation to assembly, sterilization, storage, and delivery to the point of use. The system should provide real-time visibility into the status and location of each RMD within the healthcare facility. This will include data collection from sterile processing equipment, integration with the RMD tracking system software allowing for comprehensive recordkeeping and workflow management. This sources-sought notice (SSN) is being issued to identify potential equivalents for the following items: M-Systems (Electronic Health Record Platform) Salient characteristics: · Integrates with the existing M-Systems platform without replacement, major modification, or disruption to clinical workflows. · Supports HL7 v2/v3 and/or FHIR messaging standards. · Enables bidirectional data exchange between the RMD tracking system and EHR. · Exchanges patient identifiers, surgical case data, provider information, and instrument utilization records. · Associates instrument usage and sterilization records with patient encounters. · Supports real-time or near-real-time data synchronization. · Allows configurable data mapping for patients, procedures, and device tracking fields. · Supports secure encrypted data transmission compliant with HIPAA and HHS IS2P requirements. · Operates within IHS and HHS cybersecurity frameworks, including FISMA and NIST SP 800-53 controls. Steris (Mobile Sterile Processing Unit) Salient characteristics: · Interfaces directly with automated sterile processing equipment, including washer-disinfectors, ultrasonic cleaners, cart washers, and sterilizers. · Automatically captures cycle parameters and performance data without manual entry. · Supports real-time or near-real-time data ingestion from equipment control systems. · Supports standard communication protocols such as HL7, TCP/IP, serial interfaces, and vendor-neutral APIs. · Accepts machine-generated output files, including cycle records and logs. · Maintains compatibility with proprietary data outputs from existing sterile processing equipment. · Functions within mobile sterile processing environments with constrained space and infrastructure. · Operates effectively in high-temperature and high-humidity sterile processing environments. · Links sterilization cycle data to individual instruments, trays, and patient cases. · Maintains audit-ready records compliant with AAMI, AORN, FDA, and The Joint Commission requirements. · Supports current STERIS Mobile Sterile Processing Unit operations while remaining adaptable to future equipment from other manufacturers. Cerner (Future-State Electronic Health Record Compatibility) Salient characteristics: · Capable of integrating with commercial enterprise EHR platforms such as Cerner o…