Defense Health Agency (DHA), Program Acquisition Executive, Digital Medical Solutions (PAE DMS), Enterprise Intelligence & Data Solutions (EIDS) Program Management Office (PMO), Data Exchange Services Operations, Modernization, and Developmentview on SAM.gov

Area of Interest (AOI) #02: Data Exchange Services Operations, Modernization, and Development PAE DMS is interested in solutions that satisfy the Government's need for Data Exchange Services operations, modernization, and development in support of the Enterprise Information and Data Solutions (EIDS) Program Management Office (PMO). This AOI #02 is published under the authority of the Defense Health Agency (DHA) Commercial Solutions Opening (CSO), HT003826SC005, available at: https://sam.gov/workspace/contract/opp/cd16b90540b7407fb4de1e028cea74d4/view Consistent with the maturity and nature of the selected commercial solution and applicable law, the Government may use any applicable award authority identified in the CSO. The DHA Portfolio Acquisition Executive for Defense Medical Solutions (PAE DMS), EIDS PMO, seeks commercial solutions to support Data Exchange Platform (DxP) operations, sustainment, modernization, and development. The DxP supports mission-essential MHS Information Platform (MIP) functions by processing real-time clinical and operational data exchanged with more than 15 external systems and partners. It enables secure, standards-based interoperability among DHA, the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), and other Federal healthcare partners in support of military health readiness and patient-care delivery. The Government seeks commercial solutions that sustain reliable, secure, and continuously available legacy services while modernizing the platform toward scalable, cloud-native, API-driven, standards-based, and AI/ML-ready capabilities. Solutions may be commercially available or capable of configuration, integration, testing, demonstration, or modification to meet Government objectives. Responses will inform the Government's assessment of solution maturity, technical feasibility, commercial viability, and potential acquisition pathways. Proprietary Information and Non-Government Advisors Respondents may submit proprietary information. Respondents are responsible for adequately marking all proprietary, restricted, or competition-sensitive information contained in their submissions. Marked information will be protected from disclosure outside Government personnel unless the respondent grants permission for Government support contractors to review the material. The following companies and individual employees are contractually bound by Organizational Conflict of Interest and disclosure clauses regarding proprietary information. They will take all reasonable action necessary to preclude unauthorized use or disclosure of respondent proprietary data: Boston Consulting Group (BCG) Andrew Morgan, LLC Submission under this AOI constitutes the submitting company's authorization for the Government to use non-Government advisors during all phases of the AOI review. Companies with concerns regarding support-contractor access to proprietary information should contact the points of contact (POCs) before submission. Submission Method and Due Dat…