# Oregon Buys #S-DASOBO-00018322

Oregon continuation of Collective Platform hospital-event notification services

**Posted:** November 03, 2026
**Respond By:** November 11, 2026
**Identifier:** S-DASOBO-00018322
**NAICS:** 541519

Oregon is continuing its statewide hospital-event notification and care-coordination services through the **Collective Medical Technologies, Inc. Collective Platform**.
- **Government buyer:** Oregon Department of Administrative Services, State Procurement Services, on behalf of the Oregon Health Authority (OHA), Health Policy and Analytics Division.
- **Notice type:** Approved special procurement notice for continued services; it is not an invitation to submit proposals.
- **OEM/vendor:** **Collective Medical Technologies, Inc.** The platform was previously called PreManage.
- **Services requested:** Continued platform subscription and access using Oregon hospital Emergency Department Information Exchange (EDIE) data; real-time hospital-event alerts; care coordination for Medicaid-serving organizations; Medicaid and state-program oversight; and public-health notifications.
- **Additional capabilities:** COVID-19-positive lab result and multidrug-resistant organism (MDRO) notifications, including for non-Medicaid beneficiaries; hemoglobinopathy-related alerts; Health Policy and Analytics reporting; and optional activation of up to ten additional state-program portals and excess ad hoc reporting.
- **Funding:** The latest five-year extension increases the contract not-to-exceed amount by $8,425,606, bringing the total to $22,865,840. Earlier amendments described a $2,970,560 increase and an $8,149,674 increase; another amendment added no funding.
- **Notable requirements:** Continued use of statewide hospital data connections and uninterrupted real-time alerts to support care coordination, program oversight, and public-health functions.

### Description

This notice concerns approval of Amendment No. 3 to the special procurement for continued subscription, services, and access to Collective Medical Technologies’ Collective Platform. The amendment would extend the contract for five years, from January 1, 2027, through December 31, 2031, and increase its not-to-exceed amount by $8,425,606. The platform provides real-time hospital event notifications to participating health organizations and supports care coordination and public health oversight. The source states this is a notice, not an opportunity to submit a proposal.

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