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University of Calgary - Advanced Contract Award Notice / Notice of Proposed Procurement - Digital Clinical Decision Support System (CDSS) for antimicrobial stewardship at the point-of-care in Primary Care settings

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AB-2026-05710International

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The University of Calgary is seeking a mature, production-ready digital Clinical Decision Support System to translate Alberta-specific antimicrobial stewardship guidance into structured, point-of-care decision pathways for primary care practitioners. The system must be field-tested within Canadian healthcare environments and designed to minimize cognitive burden during real-time use. Key functional requirements include the algorithmization of syndrome-based prescribing recommendations, allergy assessments, and therapy durations, all aligned with the World Health Organization AWaRe classification. A critical component of the system is the integration of local antimicrobial resistance data and antibiograms directly into decision trees rather than as static references. The contract spans a two-year term and requires the provider to support ongoing guideline governance and stewardship program management. To ensure privacy and security, the system must operate independently without collecting or storing any patient health information.

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University of Calgary seeks a two-year antimicrobial decision support system for primary care.

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541512 - Computer Systems Design ServicesView NAICS

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Calgary, AB, CAN

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AgencyUniversity of Calgary
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Sabeel KhanSr. Procurement Specialist

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The University of Calgary, requires the development of a digital Clinical Decision Support System (CDSS) that algorithmizes Alberta-specific evidence based antimicrobial stewardship (AMS) guidance into structured, point of care decision pathways for primary care prescribing practitioners (e.g. family doctors, pharmacists, nurse practitioners) across Alberta. The CDSS development requires clinical expertise, proven experience working with Canadian AMS guidelines at the provincial and national levels, and the ability to translate complex AMS documentation into an intuitive, digital, accessible, algorithmic, optimized for real time use (point-of-care), with minimal cognitive burden, and to be ready for broad deployment across primary care environments throughout Alberta. A field proven solution is essential since the contract requires a mature, production ready CDSS that has been field-tested and validated through sustained real world use within an Alberta and Canadian healthcare environments. The AMS guidelines for algorithmization must include but are not limited to syndrome based antibiotic prescribing recommendations, allergy assessment, duration of antimicrobial therapy, and be aligned to the World Health Organization’s (WHO) AWaRe classification. The CDSS must also provide embedded local antimicrobial resistance data and antibiograms into decision trees, not as static reference materials. The system must also support ongoing guideline governance, updates, and stewardship program management during a 2-year term (contract’s duration). The system must also operate independently and without the collection or storage of patient health information. Full requirements are stated in the ACAN document.

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