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Technology Assessment - RHTP

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The State of Idaho, through the Rural Health Transformation Plan and Program, is seeking a qualified contractor to perform comprehensive technology assessments across healthcare facilities throughout the state, with a particular emphasis on rural and underserved communities. These assessments will evaluate the current state of technology infrastructure, operational capabilities, technology maturity, interoperability readiness, and workforce preparedness, all guided by the goal of long-term sustainability. The contractor will be expected to identify gaps and opportunities for improvement, ensuring that technology investments align with future healthcare delivery needs and support equitable access to care. The solicitation is posted under number 1375 with a response deadline of August 21, 2026, and is funded under a Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services cooperative agreement. The work will be performed statewide, with no specified location restrictions, and is intended to inform strategic planning and resource allocation within Idaho’s healthcare system. Contractors must demonstrate expertise in conducting large-scale health technology evaluations and a proven ability to engage with diverse, often under-resourced, healthcare settings. The effort is a foundational component of the state’s broader initiative to modernize and strengthen rural health infrastructure.

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Idaho seeks contractor to assess rural healthcare technology infrastructure and readiness statewide for sustainable improvement.

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State of IdahoView Agency

NAICS

541690 - Other Scientific and Technical Consulting ServicesView NAICS

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RHRFP2606 RFP1375 Amendment 1 Acknowledgement

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RHRFP2606 / IPRO RFP1375 Amendment 1 Appendix A Cost Proposal

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RHRFP2606 RFP1375 Modification and Exception Department Response

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RHRFP2606 RFP1375 Technology Assessment - Department Response to Questions

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Idaho RHTP Offeror Questions Form for RHRFP2606 / IPRO RFP1375

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RHRFP2606 RFP1375 Amended Technology Assessment - RHTP

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The Department, through the Rural Health Transformation Plan and Program (RHTP) grant, funded under Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) cooperative agreement CMS-RHT-26-001, seeks a qualified contractor to conduct comprehensive healthcare facility technology assessments for healthcare organizations statewide, including rural and underserved communities. The assessment must evaluate current-state technology infrastructure, operational capabilities, technology maturity, interoperability readiness, workforce readiness, and future technology needs with long-term sustainability as the core focus.

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