RFI 26-006 Data Abstraction and Registry Reporting
Federal opportunity from Supply Chain • University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB). Place of performance: TX.
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Description
RFI 26-006 — Data Abstraction and Registry Reporting Source: UTMB Supply Chain bid opportunities page.
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BidPulsar Analysis
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The RFI 26-006 from the UTMB Supply Chain seeks input on Data Abstraction and Registry Reporting, indicating an interest in streamlining data management processes. The opportunity appears to be open to a range of potential bidders as it is an RFI and not yet a formal solicitation. Interested parties should review the provided links for more specific requirements outlined by the agency.
The buyer is aiming to gather information and insights regarding capabilities in data abstraction and registry reporting to improve their data management practices.
- Review relevant data management practices
- Identify technological solutions for data abstraction
- Assess potential providers' capabilities in registry reporting
- Company qualifications and experience
- Proposed methodologies for data abstraction
- Background on relevant projects completed
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- Response deadline is not mentioned
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- No additional details on the scope of work
- Lack of information on required qualifications
- No information about potential budget constraints
- Unclear if this RFI is a precursor to a future solicitation
- No mention of evaluation criteria for responses
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