ATTACHMENT__10-_Radiology_Network_Architecture_(Amendment_0006).pdf
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- SPE2D116R0001
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This document provides details for the Integrated Video Image Sharing Systems (IVISS) federal contract opportunity issued by the Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Medical. The solicitation seeks suppliers for IVISS and related equipment including system options, features, consumables, accessories, training materials, repair parts, and technical support. Interested vendors must submit their responses using the forms and templates provided in Attachments 2 through 7, which cover areas such as the response form, risk assessment, modification checklist, sample reports, and pricing information. The resulting contract will support the Veterans Affairs and focus on equipment for integrated video and image sharing across various medical facilities.
ATTACHMENT 10- Radiology Network Architecture (Amendment 0006)
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DMZ Trunk including Vlan 930 Radiology DMZ
DMZ Switch
V la n
R ad io lo gy
D M
Z V lan
930 R ad io lo gy D M
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Philips L3 Switch
BAMC LAN
Core
Po
Nexus
7KA
Nexus
7KB
L2 Trunk Allow Vlan 925 and
104 to reach edge switches on 1 st floor, and Data Center
Po
Po
CMR Distr BAMC Distr CoTo Distr
Routin g, an d V
104/V 925 T ru nk
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R o u tin g, an d
V 104/V
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Radiology Network Architecture at
BAMC
Vpc po
Vpc
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Routed Vlans on Nexus Vlan 104 – BAMC Radiology
Vlan 925 – Regional PACs Vlan 930 – Firewall Interface
Vlan 940 - AGFA Vlan 941- AGFA Vlan 942 - AGFA Vlan 944 - ECIA
Vlan 949 - Mgmt
Vlan 10 – Public Philips Vlan 11 – local private Philips Vlan 12 – local private Philips
Remainder of Security Stack and pathway to
NIPRNET
Po
10 Gbps
10 Gbps
G b p s
10 G b p s
G bp s
1 G b p s
G b p s
G b p s
10 Gbps
10 Gbps Redundant Firewalls
Routing point for all Radiology systems reside on a Pair of Nexus 7K switches. Routing among radiology stays contained on the Nexus. All traffic destined elsewhere goes to default gateway of the RAD DMZ interface on the firewall.
Devices deployed in the Radiology Department on the 1st floor, which reside on those Nexus vlans, access them through layer 2 trunks back to the internal LAN infrastructure.
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