Opportunity
Mohawk Medbuy Corporation Bonfire #CW31145
Retail Pharmacy Solid-Dose Automated Dispensing System for the THP Project
Posted
October 26, 2026
Respond By
November 24, 2026
Identifier
CW31145
NAICS
333310
The THP project RFP seeks a retail pharmacy solid-dose automated dispensing system through Mohawk Medbuy Corporation’s procurement portal. - Buyer and procurement context: The specific government buyer or agency is not identified in the source; the RFP is associated with the THP project and issued through Mohawk Medbuy Corporation’s procurement portal. - OEMs and vendors: No equipment OEMs, manufacturers, or suppliers are named. Mohawk Medbuy Corporation is identified as the procurement portal organization. - Requested product: One retail pharmacy solid-dose automated dispensing system; no quantity, part number, or model is provided. - Key requirements: Proposals are assessed on technical capabilities, ergonomics and infection prevention, inventory management, privacy and security, compliance, reporting and analytics, service, support and warranty, user experience, access control, and workflow, packaging and dispensing. - Documentation and other notable requirements: Proponents must provide applicable technical documentation, completed questionnaires, equipment and pricing schedules, and required submission forms. Health Canada approval documentation is required, and proponents must address whether their product line can serve latex-free hospitals. Agreement terms are non-negotiable; material changes may reduce a proposal’s score.
Description
The RFP seeks a retail pharmacy solid dose automated dispensing system for 2027. The opportunity includes equipment and technical capabilities, ergonomics and infection prevention, inventory management, privacy and security, reporting and analytics, service and support, user experience, and workflow, packaging, and dispensing. Proponents must submit the required technical documentation, questionnaires, pricing and equipment schedules, and other required forms. The agreement terms are described as non-negotiable; submitting changes deemed material may reduce the total score by five points.