CDPH Centralized Application Branch (CAB) Online - RFP 25-10042
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The California Department of Technology, on behalf of the California Department of Public Health, is soliciting proposals under RFP 26-10053 to design, develop, implement, and maintain the Centralized Application Branch (CAB) Online solution. The primary objective is to enhance the existing license application submission system to allow approximately 33 additional healthcare facility types to process applications electronically, with the goal of reducing application correction times by 50 percent. The contract features an initial term of 38 months, comprising 26 months for system development and stabilization and 12 months for the first year of maintenance and operations. The State may exercise up to four additional one-year extensions for knowledge transfer and production support, bringing the maximum potential contract term to 86 months. The procurement process utilizes a combination of mandatory pass/fail gates and weighted scoring. Pass/fail criteria include administrative requirements, bidder and key staff qualifications, and agreement to functional and non-functional requirements and deliverables. Weighted factors for award include total cost, which carries the highest weight at 1,080 points, followed by key staff and bidder qualifications, out-of-the-box functional capabilities, and reference forms. Bidders must submit their proposals in two separate volumes via SharePoint: Volume 1 for the technical response and Volume 2 for cost worksheets. Strict adherence to formatting and submission guidelines is required, as any cost information included outside of the designated cost worksheets may result in the proposal being deemed non-responsive. The project requires a comprehensive team of key staff, including roles such as an Engagement Manager, Project Manager, Scrum Master, and various leads for architecture, development, security, and organizational change management. Bidders must provide detailed qualifications and references for these roles to meet mandatory experience thresholds. Additionally, the contractor must maintain significant insurance coverages, including 5 million dollars for technology professional liability and 4 million dollars aggregate for cyber liability. The award will be granted to the highest-scoring compliant bidder following a rigorous evaluation of technical capabilities and cost.
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