DG11--Wireless Medical Telemetry Systems Frequency Coordination, Registration, and Allocation Services

The Department of Veterans Affairs is procuring Wireless Medical Telemetry Systems (WMTS) frequency coordination, registration, and allocation services. This is a sole-source action under 41 U.S.C. 3304(a)(5) for a requirements-type contract. The services support all VA medical facilities by ensuring proper frequency management for medical telemetry equipment. The contract will consist of firm-fixed-price orders over a 60-month period. Ordering limits include a minimum of one unit and a maximum of 1,771 units per order, with a total maximum of 8,855 units. The Performance Work Statement, dated April 8, 2026, details the technical requirements for frequency management to prevent device interference. Outdoor Wireless Networks, LLC (OWN) is the intended sole-source recipient as the FCC-designated technical partner for these services. Responses are due by June 11, 2026. The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) issued this combined synopsis/solicitation for Wireless Medical Telemetry Systems (WMTS) frequency coordination and registration. This sole-source, requirements-type contract supports VA medical facilities nationwide, ensuring telemetry systems operate in designated bands without interference. The VA requires enterprise-wide WMTS frequency coordination and registration to support remote patient monitoring. This ensures medical devices transporting patient data via radio links operate without interference at all VA facilities in the U.S. and its territories. The scope follows 47 CFR Part 95, Subpart H, which mandates spectrum coordination for healthcare safety.