Emergency Management System (EMS)
Type: Forecast
Overview
Description
IT Acquisition: The Emergency Management System (EMS) will be a knowledge management system used to capture incidents regarding FDA regulated products that are, or may be responsible for causing injury, illness, or adverse events. They provide timely awareness of public health issues involving FDA regulated products to key agency officials through alerts/notifications. They also capture the large volume of information the response may generate including early investigational activities and analytical findings. They can be used to generate Geographic Information System (GIS) maps of incident location. They create a historical record of response related information.
Est. Value
Min: $700,000
Max: $1,500,000
Max: $1,500,000
Est. Award Date
27-Feb
Future Opp
Source Est. Solicitation Date
26-Aug
Set Aside
To be determined
Place of Performance
USA
Forecast Source
Department of Health and Human Services
Food and Drug Administration is forecasted to issue a procurement for Emergency Management System (EMS) around 27-Feb worth up to $1,500,000.
Agency
Source Level 1 Agency
Department of Health and Human Services
Source Level 2 Agency
FDA
Contacts
Point of Contact
ODT Acquisition Liaison
Point of Contact Email
Small Business Offices
Potential Bidders and Partners
Similar Active Opportunities
Additional Detail
Date Published
11/6/26
Date Modified
11/7/26
Additional Notes
Program Office: 75F401; Contracting Office: 75F402