Opportunity
New Mexico General Services Department State Purchasing Division #70-H6901-26-CP373
Award for Primordial Communicator Software Licensing, Maintenance, and Support at UNMH
Posted
October 04, 2023
Respond By
October 19, 2023
Identifier
70-H6901-26-CP373
NAICS
541512
This award supports the University of New Mexico Hospital's ongoing radiology communication and workflow needs. - Government Buyer: - University of New Mexico Hospital (UNMH) - IT - Radiology Informatics - OEM and Vendor: - Primordial Design Inc. (OEM and sole source provider) - Products and Services Requested: - Primordial Communicator and Communicator Workflow software licenses and subscriptions - Includes renewals, updates, upgrades, enhancements, and additional modules - Covers infrastructure, interfaces, implementation, configuration, integration, testing, optimization, migration - Technical support, maintenance, training, and professional consulting services - Unique Requirements: - Sole source procurement due to proprietary software and compatibility with existing environment - Only Primordial Design Inc. can provide lifecycle support, updates, and integration for the installed system - Supports radiology communication, quality management, peer review, education, and clinical workflows - No other vendors or competitors were considered due to the proprietary nature of the solution
Description
The University of New Mexico Hospital (UNMH) seeks to procure continued software licensing, subscription, maintenance, support, and related products and services for its existing Primordial Communicator and Communicator Workflow environment. This environment supports radiology communication, quality management, peer review, education, and clinical workflows. The procurement includes software licenses, updates, upgrades, technical support, training, and professional consulting services necessary to maintain and enhance the existing system. The purchase is a sole source procurement due to the proprietary nature of the software and compatibility requirements with the existing environment.