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S-44300-00006602State & Local

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The ArrayRx pharmacy solutions program, managed by the Oregon Health Authority, provides comprehensive prescription drug purchasing and management services specifically designed for government and public sector organizations across the United States and its territories. This solicitation, identified as S-44300-00006602, offers a suite of services including pharmacy benefit management, state-sponsored discount cards, prescription drug voucher programs, managed Medicaid, and administrative services only rebate programs. The program is designed to address the unique challenges of public sector purchasers by focusing on cost savings, transparency, and detailed reporting. Operating under NAICS code 456110, the program emphasizes a pass-through pricing model and grants clients full audit rights to ensure financial transparency. Key offerings include specialized solutions for school employee pharmacy benefits and state workers compensation programs. The solicitation remains open for responses until April 18, 2028, with Paul Yakis serving as the primary point of contact for interested public sector organizations seeking to optimize their pharmacy benefit administration and rebate recovery.

General Info

Oregon seeks pharmacy services for public sector purchasers through a five-year contract by 2028.

Place of Performance

OR, USA

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ArrayRx Booklet: Pharmacy Solutions Case Studies

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Array Rx Informational Notice

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ArrayRx Overview

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AgencyOregon → OHA Public Health
Contacts1 person available
OfficeOR, USA
Organization / AgencyOregon → OHA Public Health
Office AddressOR, USA
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Paul YakisPurchaser

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Informational Notice ArrayRx: Pharmacy Solutions Addressing the Needs of Public Sector Purchasers

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