 The Food and Drug Administration has sought information on potential industry sources that can provide a commercial off-the-shelf software platform designed to help FDA compile audits and assessments as well as detect and monitor preventive and corrective actions.
The Food and Drug Administration has sought information on potential industry sources that can provide a commercial off-the-shelf software platform designed to help FDA compile audits and assessments as well as detect and monitor preventive and corrective actions.
FDA said in a FedBizOpps notice posted Friday the proposed Quality Management Information System should be designed to capture and monitor product non-conformance, implement industry best practices and store standard operating procedures, among other requirements.
The agency requires interested vendors to submit a product accessibility template the details information on the operating system, internet and intranet and documentation support.
Potential contractors should also share their experience in agile development, deployment of COTS-based software platform for quality management and delivery of support to quality management software users.
Responses to the sources sought notice are due July 11, according to the notice.
 
  
  Jane Edwards
 Jane Edwards 
