Artificial Intelligence Based Acute Stroke Diagnostic and Decision Support Solution

The Saskatchewan health care system is seeking an artificial intelligence based acute stroke diagnostic and decision support solution. The agency requires a single, provincially managed, and locally delivered standardized approach to provide information technology services, including infrastructure, ongoing software maintenance, licensing, and purchasing. This initiative aims to give health care providers electronic access to critical patient information, such as laboratory results, medical imaging reports, and prescriptions, from any location in the province. The scope of work also encompasses Saskatchewan's health registration process and the issuance of birth, stillbirth, marriage, death, and genealogy certificates. Additionally, the selected provider must deliver enterprise security services to ensure the integrity of the Saskatchewan healthcare digital environment and protect personal health information. The agency expects the performance of this work to occur offsite. Only Canadian organizations are eligible to submit proposals for this opportunity. The agency is currently looking for proposals and has not disclosed a specific budget. Interested parties must attend a pre-bid meeting scheduled for June 2, 2026, and submit all questions no later than June 10, 2026.