Data Management and Integration Support for FibroScan

The contract supports the integration of FibroScan data outputs with research databases and electronic medical record systems, ensuring seamless, secure transfer of clinical data while maintaining strict adherence to data privacy standards. This includes implementing robust anonymization protocols to protect patient identities and aligning all data handling practices with applicable regulatory requirements to safeguard sensitive health information throughout the integration process. The solution must be designed for scalability and interoperability, enabling efficient data flow between FibroScan devices and institutional systems without compromising security or compliance. The subcontract is issued by Texas A&M AgriLife Research under NAICS code 518210, focused on data processing and related services, with a response deadline of August 17, 2026. The work will be performed in Texas, though specific location details are not provided. The solicitation is open to qualified vendors capable of delivering secure, compliant data integration solutions tailored to clinical research environments, with an emphasis on technical rigor, data integrity, and adherence to privacy frameworks governing health information. All proposals must demonstrate proven experience in similar healthcare data integrations and a clear methodology for ensuring end-to-end data security and regulatory alignment.