Joint Operational Medicine Information Systems

The Joint Operational Medicine Information Systems (JOMIS) is a Defense Business System program managed by the Defense Health Agency (DHA) focused on delivering and maintaining medical information technology capabilities for military healthcare operations. The program encompasses development, modernization, and sustainment of various medical information platforms including the Theater Medical Information Program - Joint (TMIP-J), Medical Common Operating Picture (MEDCOP), and healthcare delivery solutions that enable documentation and data sharing in both connected and low-communications environments. JOMIS supports critical operational medicine functions including healthcare delivery documentation, clinical decision support, blood asset tracking, and travel health management.

Contract awards under JOMIS range from small purchases of mobile devices ($37,000) to large-scale software development efforts exceeding $99 million, with typical contracts in the $7-20 million range and performance periods of 1-5 years. Major prime contractors include ManTech Advanced Systems International, Accenture Federal Services, American Systems Corporation, Peraton, and Viinetwork (Viimed.com), with frequent subcontractors such as T6 Health Systems and Microhealth. The Defense Health Agency is the primary contracting authority, with work primarily performed in Virginia locations including Arlington, Herndon, and Rosslyn. While most large contracts are awarded without set-aside designations, the program utilizes small business and 8(a) set-asides for select requirements, particularly in areas of data science and modernization services. Contract types are predominantly firm-fixed-price, with some cost-plus-fixed-fee arrangements for complex development efforts.