Advanced technology, science and engineering solutions provider ECS has been selected by the Naval Information Warfare Center Atlantic to develop a legacy data consolidation solution prototype for the Defense Health Agency.
The contract calls for ECS to consolidate legacy data from various clinical systems being replaced by the new Military Health System electronic health record initiative, MHS Genesis. This project was awarded as a cost-plus-fixed-fee Other Transactional Authority contract.
“By safely sunsetting targeted legacy systems, this prototype is expected to save millions of dollars annually for the federal government,” said Don Oswalt, ECS vice president of information systems. “We are proud to take an active role in pursuing this cost-effective digital transformation strategy.”
This cloud-native prototype will provide a secure, active archive for DHA’s legacy health data, allowing clinicians to directly access a patient’s historical medical records from a single source at the point of care.
“ECS is excited to support NIWC and DHA in this effort, helping to improve continuity of care while providing significant cost savings for DHA and its stakeholders,” said George Wilson, president of ECS. “We are thrilled to have been selected and look forward to working with NIWC and DHA to deliver this innovative solution.”
