Telemedicine and Remote Care Systems

The contract seeks subcontractors to provide telemedicine and remote care systems designed for battlefield medical support in austere environments, focusing on telehealth platforms and remote monitoring tools that can operate under challenging conditions with limited infrastructure. These systems must enable real-time clinical communication, patient data transmission, and continuous vital sign monitoring for military personnel in forward-deployed or resource-limited settings, ensuring timely medical assessment and decision-making without reliance on traditional hospital infrastructure. The technology must be durable, lightweight, secure, and compatible with existing military communication networks while meeting stringent operational and cybersecurity standards. Deliverables are expected to support clinical readiness and casualty care across diverse terrains and operational scenarios, with performance ideally centered in Frederick, Maryland, as the designated place of performance. The solicitation is open for subcontracting opportunities under NAICS code 518210, which pertains to data processing and hosting services related to health information systems, and responses must be submitted by October 30, 2026. The Defense Health Agency under the Department of Defense is the contracting authority, seeking innovative solutions that enhance medical outcomes in the field through scalable, ruggedized, and field-tested remote care capabilities.