The State of Missouri is seeking a vendor to provide a Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Database Management System. The system should be a cloud-based solution that can support registration and investigative responsibilities, and provide real-time accountability and monitoring of workload. The vendor should have experience in providing customized software solutions, and the team members should have experience in system implementations, account management, and IT-specific account management. The contract period is expected to be two years, with the option for renewal. The vendor should provide a data migration plan, and at least 90 days of continuing Go-Live support after initial implementation.
• The system should be user-friendly and have the capability to register new users, support investigative functions, track inspections, and disciplines.
• The system should be able to search and display all active license data.
• The system should track all change request approvals and denials.
• The system should generate an Electronic Prescribing Waiver letter to the registrant when state agency staff successfully process and approve a waiver request.
• The system should have the capability to track all forms sent to the NPDB.
• The system should have the ability to configure email templates using state agency determined language that will populate with applications (case) specific data elements when generated.
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