“Federal agencies are looking to vendors for ideas on managing the implementation of the Biden administration's executive order requiring COVID-19 vaccinations for federal employees and contractors. Under the executive order, agencies must require documentation from employees of their immunization record that includes the date of vaccine administration and the name of the health care organization providing the vaccine, according to an FAQ on SaferFederalWorkforce.gov. That documentation can be a paper or digital record that displays the required information…” “NASA is looking to mobile tech for its vaccine passport. The space agency issued a presolicitation on Sept. 21 for technologies and software that could be downloaded to a smartphone that will allow employees to display their vaccination status before entering a NASA facility. The solution must also give agency officials a way to quickly report analytics on the number of employees vaccinated, while simultaneously maintaining the privacy and security of employee data. Users must be able to manually input data as well as upload a photo of a proof-of-vaccination document and any booster shots. The solution must also allow for results from rapid antigen tests, including the time/date of the test and result, and alert app users to a positive test result and when a completed test is more than seven days old…” “The request for information asks potential vendors if their solution can meet federal data requirements for storing COVID testing data, such as the Federal Information Security Modernization Act for overall cybersecurity and the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program for cloud-service security controls. Responses to the NASA RFI were due Sept. 24. CDC is seeking responses from vendors by Oct. 5…” Read the full article here. Source: CDC, NASA seek apps to monitor employee vaccinations – By Susan Miller & Adam Mazmanian, September 29, 2021. FCW. Related item NASA Sources Sought: Employee Vaccination Reporting Application