This is a market research notice from the FDA for its Sentinel 3.0 program, not a formal solicitation. The FDA is seeking information on industry capabilities to support a Data Broker-led model for acquiring and managing multi-tiered healthcare data. The anticipated contract structure involves three separate contracts for data partners, a government-owned platform, and scientific support services. The government will not require new platform development, as all data must integrate with an existing government system. A single prime contractor would hold full responsibility for all data delivered under the data broker model.

This is a market research notice from the FDA for its Sentinel 3.0 program, not a solicitation for bids. The FDA is considering a contract structure with three components: a Data Broker-led model for acquiring and managing healthcare data, a contractor-operated platform for data repository and tools, and a contract for scientific support services. The government is specifically seeking information on the market's capabilities to support the Data Broker model for acquiring, licensing, and governing multi-source healthcare data. Performance will be tied to the existing Government platform, with no new platform development required. No specific budget, performance location, or submission timelines for a future bid are provided in this description.

This is a market research notice from the FDA for its Sentinel 3.0 program, not a solicitation for bids. The FDA is seeking information on industry capabilities to support a Data Broker-led model for acquiring and managing multi-tiered healthcare data. The anticipated contract structure involves three separate contracts for data partners, a government-owned platform, and scientific support services. The government will not require new platform development, as all data must be delivered to or integrated with its existing system. A single prime contractor would hold full responsibility for all data delivered under the data broker model.