Indiana Department of Administration #004000000088839

Indiana diabetes programs seek branded mobile apps and online software licenses

The Indiana Department of Health’s Chronic Disease program seeks a two-year software-license agreement for digital tools supporting diabetes prevention and self-management programs. - Government buyer: Indiana Department of Health (IDOH), Chronic Disease program; contact listed as Alexandra Stultz. The opportunity serves Indiana-based organizations delivering the programs; IDOH will not deliver them itself. - Products and quantities: The attachment details one National Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP) online software license and one Diabetes Self-Management Education & Support (DSMES) online software license. The initial RFQ summary lists one DPP license line item, so the DPP and DSMES quantities differ between the summaries. - Required solution: Branded iOS and Android apps plus a user website interface for each program. Required features include meal-photo journaling with editable time, description, and portion; manual physical-activity and weight uploads; automatically scheduled weekly or monthly video lessons; PDF lesson viewing; community posts and comments; and private coach messaging with access to customized videos and PDFs. - Readiness: Applications must be ready for use by contract initiation. Specific user counts and separate license counts beyond the attachment’s one-each listing are not provided. - OEMs and vendors: No software manufacturer, OEM, or vendor is identified by name. The scope refers to an IDOH-branded solution and also describes the website interface as branded for the Indiana Department of Public Health. - Period: Two years; no option periods or specific start or end dates are stated.

Description

The Indiana Department of Health’s Chronic Disease program seeks bids for a two-year agreement to provide software licenses for online applications supporting the National Diabetes Prevention Program and Diabetes Self-Management Education & Support. The applications include branded iOS and Android mobile apps and a user website interface, with features such as meal journaling, activity and weight uploads, lessons, community support, and private messaging. The licenses will be shared with Indiana-based organizations, and the applications must be ready for use by the contract initiation date. Bids must be submitted by email by November 9, 2026, at 4:00 PM EST; submission through the Supplier Portal is not available.

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