Opportunity
University of Michigan-Ann Arbor Sciquest #RFP-0012408-TECH-2026
University of Michigan seeks system for tracking and managing affiliation agreements for nurse practitioner programs.
Posted
September 14, 2026
Respond By
October 12, 2026
Identifier
RFP-0012408-TECH-2026
NAICS
541512
The University of Michigan, School of Nursing is seeking proposals for a centralized system to manage affiliation agreements and clinical placements for nurse practitioner programs. - Government Buyer: - University of Michigan, School of Nursing - Products/Services Requested: - A configurable platform to track, manage, and report on affiliation agreements and clinical placements - Must support both on-campus and distance (Digital Education) cohorts - Initial support for approximately 400 graduate-level students annually, with potential expansion to 875 undergraduate-level students - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Solution should replace fragmented, manual processes with a scalable, centralized platform - Integration with existing university technology ecosystem required - Most requirements should be met through configuration, not custom development - Platform must serve as the system of record for planning, securing, tracking, and reporting - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are mentioned in the solicitation - Period of Performance: - Initial 3-year agreement, with options for two additional one-year extensions
Description
The University of Michigan seeks proposals for a system to track and manage affiliation agreements and to serve as the system of record for multiple nurse practitioner programs, including both on-campus and distance cohorts. The system aims to replace fragmented, manual processes with a centralized and scalable platform to improve efficiency, reduce administrative burden, and provide clear visibility into placements, affiliation agreements, and compliance. The project may later expand to include undergraduate student cohorts. The University expects a 3-year agreement with options for two additional one-year extensions.