What the buyer needs
AI summaryThe Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment requires information on a laboratory information management system (LIMS) for its Newborn Screening Program. The requested software must perform offsite work to integrate with laboratory instruments, track testing, link patient demographics, provide reporting, and track patients to diagnosis. Only onshore USA organizations are eligible to submit responses. Interested parties must submit questions by October 9, 2026, and final responses by November 2, 2026. Respondents can submit information digitally via email or online, including a vendor information form, a description of the system's ability to meet detailed requirements, and voluntary budget templates or price estimates. As this non-binding Request for Information serves solely for market research, the department will not issue an award, select candidates based on proposal evaluations, provide a contract term, or set a budget.
Scope of work
- Replace the newborn screening laboratory information management system
- Integrate with laboratory instruments
- Track testing and patients to diagnosis
- Link patient demographics
- Provide reporting
- Support sample testing for over 130,000 newborn samples annually across more than 10 testing platforms
Documents to include with your response
- Attachment 1 - Vendor Information Form
- Description of system and ability to meet Exhibit A requirements
- Estimated cost or price range using Exhibit B Budget Template
- Project Schedule
- Written request for classification of confidential information (if applicable)
- Complete redacted response (if submitting confidential information)
How to submit
- Method
- Instructions
- Responses should be submitted via email to the procurement point of contact as one or more attachments in PDF, Word, or Excel file types.