Future-State Roadmap and National Expansion Planning

The contract seeks to develop a scalable roadmap for the national deployment of a risk-scoring capability, with a focus on enabling widespread adoption across federal health systems. This includes creating a forward-looking strategic plan that outlines phased implementation, technical requirements, resource needs, and integration pathways to ensure the tool can be effectively operationalized at scale. A critical component is the development of a rough order of magnitude cost estimate to inform budgeting and decision-making, ensuring financial feasibility is clearly established alongside technical readiness. The effort must deliver executive-ready recommendations that translate technical complexities into actionable insights for leadership, enabling informed governance and funding decisions. The work is expected to be completed under a subcontract arrangement within the Department of Health and Human Services, specifically managed by the Program Support Center Acquisition Management Service, with performance centered in Washington, D.C. The contract prioritizes strategic alignment with national health objectives and demands a clear path from pilot-scale validation to nationwide rollout, emphasizing scalability, interoperability, and sustainability of the risk-scoring system across diverse operational environments.