MxASSET Mobile Rounds Application Software Subscription
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The National Institutes of Health, Office of Research Facilities and Development Operations, has issued a notice of intent to negotiate a sole-source award with A3J Group for an MxASSET Mobile Rounds Application Software Subscription. This notice is not a request for proposal, and the agency does not intend to issue a solicitation or request quotations at this time.
The planned procurement covers 50 annual user licenses for the Maximo (MxASSET) Mobile Rounds Application. The application must be the latest version, or the most recent version compatible with the agency's IBM Maximo 7.6.1 instance through a FedRAMP SaaS environment.
According to the notice, the acquisition is being pursued under the authority for only one responsible source and no other supply or service will satisfy agency requirements. Interested parties that believe they can provide the required product or service may submit a capability statement for the agency's consideration by the stated deadline.
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Frequently asked questions
- When is the submission deadline?
- Submissions are due August 3, 2026.
- Who is a good fit for this opportunity?
- Software vendor or authorized reseller of Maximo-compatible mobile rounds applications
- Experience supporting IBM Maximo enterprise asset management environments
- Capability to provide SaaS solutions compatible with FedRAMP requirements
- Proven past performance with federal agencies or large healthcare research institutions
- Ability to deliver and support annual user-based software licensing
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