The Department of Defense (DOD) is seeking proposals for advanced information technology to improve mobility, interoperability, and survivability of Expeditionary Medical Command, Control, Communications, and Computers (Direct to Phase II). The objective is to develop expeditionary and interoperable information technology (IT) to enable health care delivery, medical command and control, medical logistics, and patient movement in austere and contested environments. The technology should bridge the gaps between expeditionary medical units, brick-and-mortar medical facilities, and other healthcare providers, offering robust communications and computer IT packages to implement standards at all levels of care. The solutions should be mobile and rugged, ensuring uninterrupted and secure healthcare delivery within medical units and throughout the continuum. The project will have a Phase I feasibility study, followed by Phase II design refinement and prototype development. The final phase will focus on deployment and optimization of the technology in an operational environment. The potential applications of this technology include organizations requiring distributed operations or operations in austere environments, such as NATO forces, disaster relief efforts, and mobile clinics. Industries struggling with stovepipe systems or disparate/non-existent standards could also benefit from this technology. The project is open for proposals until March 31, 2025. For more information, visit the solicitation link.