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Prescription Fulfillment Automation in OP Pharmacies (Outpatient and Far East)

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729-11-24-001State & Local

Submission Closed12/19/2024, 12:00:00 AM UTC

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NAICS: 456110

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RFP For GLP-1 Medication Access, Affordability & Management Solutions

Solicitation # COC-RFP-FY27-31207

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MHMR OF TARRANT COUNTY

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Solicitation # 27-001

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The University Medical Center of El Paso is seeking proposals to enhance prescription processing efficiency through the installation of automated systems in its outpatient pharmacies, specifically targeting its busiest retail locations, UMC El Paso and UMC Pharmacy 6 on Joe Battle. Currently, these locations manually process approximately 4,000 prescriptions daily, with the two busiest sites handling over 1,500 prescriptions each day. The goal is to implement automation technology that can count, bottle, and label prescriptions, thereby reducing manual labor and enabling pharmacy staff to allocate more time to clinical and inpatient activities. This initiative aims to support an anticipated annual prescription volume increase of 10-20%, driven by growth in mail order, specialty, and meds-to-beds services. The contract, with a value estimated between 5 and 10 million dollars, is open for responses until December 19, 2024. It falls under the NAICS code 456110 and is managed by the New Mexico-based organization. The project emphasizes improving operational efficiency and expanding pharmacy service capacity through automation, ultimately aiming to better serve patient needs and increase overall prescription throughput within the UMC outpatient system. Interested parties can find additional details and submit proposals via the provided online portal.

General Info

Agency

New Mexico → University Medical Center of El Paso

NAICS

456110 - Pharmacies and Drug Retailers

Place of Performance

NM, USA

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PhaseClosed

PostedNov 18

Solicitation

Response DeadlineDec 19

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12/19/2024, 12:00:00 AM UTC

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AgencyNew Mexico → University Medical Center of El Paso

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Organization / AgencyNew Mexico → University Medical Center of El Paso

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Full Description

The objective of this RFP is increase prescription efficiency and utilize staff in the pharmacies to increase volume for mail order, specialty, and meds-to-beds by installing prescription automation in two of our busiest retail pharmacy operations. The UMC Outpatient Pharmacy locations process approximately 4000 prescriptions per day, all by manual counts. Our 2 busiest locations, UMC El Paso and UMC Pharmacy 6 (on Joe Battle), process upwards of 1500 prescriptions a day with expectations to increase 10-20% on an annual basis based on 2023-2024 rate of change. Automation, which would count, bottle, and label patient prescriptions facilitating current pharmacy staff to work on the floors in the clinic and inpatient space to drive volume up for the UMC Outpatient system.