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2610-001State & Local

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Central Health, the hospital district for Travis County, Texas, is seeking information on modern financial software solutions to support its mission of improving access to quality healthcare for low-income and underserved residents. The organization is exploring options as part of a significant investment—up to $700 million—targeted at strengthening the local safety-net healthcare system. As the district plans to update its financial management infrastructure by late 2027, it is evaluating new software platforms that can enhance automation, compliance, integration, and support for core financial and procurement functions. Currently using Multiview for essential accounting tasks, Central Health is interested in solutions that provide seamless requisition-to-payment automation, robust electronic approval workflows, comprehensive document storage, customizable data management, three-way document matching, grant tracking, and compliance with GASB and FASB standards. Integration with HR and payroll systems, particularly UKG, and strong post-implementation vendor support are key requirements. Respondents are expected to demonstrate their systems' compatibility with healthcare settings and regulatory requirements, offer deployment timelines, showcase relevant client experience, and provide robust support structures. The process is designed to gather information ahead of a formal competitive procurement, with selected vendors potentially participating in quarterly product demonstrations, and all work is to be performed at Central Health’s main Austin facility. Estimated contract values range from $500,000 to $2 million.

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Central Health seeks modern financial software for automation, compliance, integration, supporting up to $700M investment.

Agency

Texas → Travis County Healthcare DistrictView Agency

NAICS

541519 - Other Computer Related ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

TX, USA

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RFI 2610-001 Financial Software Systems

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Attachment B - Req & Preferred Features Worksheet

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AgencyTexas → Travis County Healthcare District
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This RFI is intended to collectinformation on financial software capabilities, functionality, integrationcapabilities, support offerings, implementation approach, and potentialbudgetary costs. Information gathered is intended to educate Central Health’sFinance and Procurement departments on capabilities and new technology isavailable in the market. Information gathered will be used to develop a scopeof work for a formal Request for Proposals process. Based on the responses,selected vendors may be invited to participate in a demonstration.Demonstrations are tentatively planned to occur at least once per quarter.

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