Pharmacy Overutilization and Lock-In Program Monitoring

This contract focuses on developing and maintaining advanced analytics tools aimed at monitoring prescription drug usage patterns within the Medicaid program. The objective is to detect overutilization and support pharmacy lock-in programs, which are designed to restrict patients who have shown drug misuse or abuse tendencies to a single pharmacy or provider. By leveraging these tools, the Department of Community Health in Georgia seeks to enhance oversight, prevent prescription drug abuse, and improve overall program integrity. The opportunity is classified under the subcontract type and falls within the NAICS category 511210, which relates to software publishers and analytics solutions. Although specific location details are not provided, the contract is managed by the Georgia Department of Community Health. Interested parties must respond by May 25, 2026, following its announcement in mid-May of the same year. This contract serves a critical role in supporting statewide health initiatives aimed at combating prescription drug abuse and ensuring responsible use within the Medicaid system.