Software Integration & API Development for EHR Interoperability

The contract seeks to develop and maintain secure APIs that integrate the Sanford Guide and Stewardship Assist platforms into the Defense Health Agency’s electronic health record systems, enabling real-time clinical decision support and single sign-on access for healthcare providers. The work focuses on ensuring seamless interoperability between third-party clinical tools and DHA’s existing EHR infrastructure, with an emphasis on data security, system reliability, and user experience. The integration must support timely access to antimicrobial stewardship guidance and other critical clinical resources directly within the provider’s workflow, without disrupting existing operations or compromising patient data integrity. The project is solicited as a subcontract under NAICS code 541512 for custom software development and is open for responses until August 7, 2026. Performance is required to take place in Falls Church, Virginia, with the work aimed at enhancing clinical decision-making across military medical treatment facilities. The contract emphasizes secure authentication protocols, real-time data exchange, and ongoing maintenance to ensure sustained functionality, compliance with federal health information standards, and adaptability to future EHR updates or regulatory requirements.