Pharmacy Inventory Management System Solicitation

UW Medicine is soliciting proposals for a comprehensive Pharmacy Inventory Management System (PIMS) Solution to modernize pharmacy operations across its system in Washington. The objective is to streamline purchasing, receiving, accounts payable, inventory management, contracting, billing, and 340B program operations, while supporting the distribution of pharmaceuticals, biologics, and supplies. The selected SaaS solution must provide seamless integration with enterprise systems including Epic, Workday, Global Healthcare Exchange (GHX), and Strata, and must adhere to HIPAA and UW Medicine IT security and governance standards. The contract features an initial three-year term with firm and fixed pricing, with the possibility of three additional two-year extensions, totaling up to nine years. Award decisions will be based on a weighted point structure evaluating bidder qualifications, functionality, technical capabilities, implementation, support, and pricing, provided all minimum requirements are met. Bidders must submit six specific documents by the deadline, including a supplemental proposal limited to 50 pages and detailed responses in Excel format. Compliance requirements include SAM registration, OMWBE or federal small business certifications, and adherence to sustainability and environmental packaging policies. Payment is standardized at Net30, with a preference for GHX Electronic Data Interchange invoicing.