Infant Protection and Abduction System (IPAS) in Defense Health Agency (DHA) Facilities

The Defense Information System Agency/Joint Interoperability Test Command is seeking information from industry to assist with the development and planning of a potential new requirement for an Infant Protection and Abduction System (IPAS) in Defense Health Agency (DHA) facilities. The system must align with Department of Defense (DoD) Information Technology (IT) cybersecurity, interoperability, and sustainment requirements. The DHA seeks to develop an enterprise standard for evaluating and integrating these systems. • The system must support consistent, secure, and sustainable deployment across the enterprise. • The system must comply with Risk Management Framework (RMF) authorization. • The system must support Operational Technology (OT) security requirements. • The system must support supply chain risk management and traceability. • The system must be able to operate on DHA Medical-Community of Interest (Med-COI) or other DoD networks. • The system must support authentication and authorization capabilities. • The system must support auditing and access logging capabilities.