Pharmacy Lock-In Program Monitoring and Analytics

The contract seeks development of monitoring tools to support Georgia’s pharmacy lock-in program by identifying patients and providers associated with prescription drug misuse. The solution must analyze data to detect patterns of inappropriate prescribing, dispensing, and usage, enabling targeted interventions to curb abuse and ensure appropriate access to medications. The tools should integrate with existing state health systems, provide actionable insights, and support real-time or near-real-time decision-making for public health officials. The subcontract is focused on analytics and technology development under NAICS code 541611, with a response deadline of May 25, 2026. Performance is expected to serve the Georgia Department of Community Health, though specific location details are not provided. The project emphasizes accurate identification of at-risk individuals and providers, requiring robust data handling, privacy compliance, and scalability to accommodate statewide implementation. The successful vendor will deliver a system that enhances oversight without disrupting legitimate patient care.