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VA Seeks Industry Help for Agency’s Medical Imaging System Modernization


healthcare-systemThe Department of Veterans Affairs is seeking information on potential vendors who can modernize and support an enterprise-grade system for VA hospitals to capture and store medical images.

VA said Monday it plans to refresh imaging applications that run on the Veterans Health Information Systems and Technology Architecture.

The agency is interested in acquiring commercial software and hardware as well as engineering, maintenance and logistics services for its VistA Imaging platform.

Interested parties can submit responses to the plan until 2 p.m. Eastern Time on Nov. 3

VA could award a potential three-year, performance-based contract for the VistA Imaging System modernization by the second quarter of fiscal 2015.

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