Opportunity
SAM #70Z02326F93330003
Coast Guard follow-on task order for JOMIS and afloat EHR program, implementation, and integration support
Buyer
USCG Contracting Office
Posted
September 30, 2026
Identifier
70Z02326F93330003
NAICS
541512, 541611
The U.S. Coast Guard is continuing specialized support for its afloat electronic health record effort through a one-year follow-on task order. - Buyer: Department of Homeland Security, U.S. Coast Guard, Office of Contracting & Procurement, Air Acquisitions (CG-AIR-C12). - Work: Project management, acquisition, implementation, and system integration support for the Joint Operational Medicine Information System (JOMIS) and the Coast Guard’s EHR deployment aboard afloat assets. - Support includes integration with the Coast Guard/Department of War health-record environment and Patient Care Location builds at ashore and afloat clinics, sickbays, cutters, and icebreakers. - Contractor: Ellumen, Inc. The action is described as a noncompetitive logical follow-on based on Ellumen’s JOMIS and Coast Guard afloat/ashore integration expertise, as well as delays to DHA/DoW software. - Competition rationale: The Coast Guard cites an exception to fair opportunity for logical follow-on work. The original order was competed using fair-opportunity procedures. - Term and value: 12-month firm-fixed-price base period, September 30, 2026–September 29, 2027; no option years are stated. Estimated value is $1,867,913. - Products and quantities: No separate hardware or software line items, OEMs, part numbers, or product quantities are listed; the action is for one task-order service effort. - Reference: Solicitation number 70Z02326R93330003.
Description
The USCG awarded a one year, logical follow on task order for continued professional program management, acquisition, and deployment support services for the ongoing initiative to acquire and deploy an EHR solution aboard USCG afloat assets. The exception to fair opportunity is RFO 16.507-6(b)(3) – The new work is a logical follow-on to an original order, and the order was placed in accordance with the fair opportunity process and was not issued under sole-source or limited-sources procedures.