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 supervisor oversight. The system should also have the capability to track inspections, disciplines, and drug loss and theft reports. The vendor should have experience in providing customized software solutions and have a minimum of five years of experience in developing and managing databases using relational DBMSs. The contract period is expected to be two years, with an option to renew. The vendor should provide a data migration plan and at least 90 days of continuing Go-Live support after initial implementation. Some key features of the system include:
• A centralized cloud-based application database
• Capability to register new users and support investigative functions
• Ability to track inspections and disciplines
• Capability to receive drug loss and theft reports
• User-friendly interface
• Ability to search and display all active license data
• Capability to generate an Electronic Prescribing Waiver letter
• Capability to track all forms sent to the NPDB
• Responsive web design that adjusts to allow for use from a smaller screen such as a tablet or smart phone
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