Cybersecurity and Compliance Services for Medical Devices

The contract requires comprehensive cybersecurity services to ensure Scout WoundVision medical devices meet all federal compliance standards, specifically enforcing FIPS 140-2 encryption validation, mandatory patching within 30 business days of release, and robust malware prevention protocols. It mandates the implementation of emergency re-keying capabilities to rapidly secure cryptographic keys in response to threats and supports standalone patching functions to allow updates without dependence on external network connectivity, critical in clinical environments with limited bandwidth or air-gapped systems. All services must be delivered in alignment with the Department of Veterans Affairs’ cybersecurity expectations and performance requirements. The contract is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 541512, posted on June 24, 2026, with a response deadline of July 1, 2026. The place of performance is designated as San Antonio, Texas, 78229, and is managed by the Technology Acquisition Center NJ under the Department of Veterans Affairs. While no set-aside designation or point of contact is specified, the focus remains strictly on maintaining the integrity, security, and regulatory compliance of the device’s software and cryptographic systems throughout its operational lifecycle.