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, provide real-time accountability, and offer electronic storage solutions. The vendor should have experience in providing customized software solutions, developing and managing databases, and implementing database security measures. The contract will be for a period of two years, with an option for renewal. The vendor will be responsible for implementing the system, providing training and support, and ensuring the security and integrity of the data.
• The system should be able to register new users, support investigative functions, track inspections, and disciplines.
• The system should be user-friendly and have the capability to search and display all active license data.
• The system should be able to generate reports and track all change request approvals and denials.
• The vendor should have experience in working with government-regulated markets and/or investigative law enforcement entities.
• The vendor should have a team with the necessary skills and experience to implement and support the system, including a project manager, business analyst, systems developer, and quality control specialist.
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