A government agency in Delaware issued “Case Management and Service Coordination Platform” (RFP). Solicitation SYS-2582 closed on November 21, 2025. Eligibility: Only for USA Organization.
The vendor is required to provide case management and service coordination platform for delivering, implementing, and maintaining a secure, automated client engagement and case management solution for the agency.
1. Comprehensive solution delivery
• Provide a secure, configurable, and user-friendly web-based platform capable of supporting agency statewide service delivery, compliance requirements, operational processes, and reporting obligations.
• Deliver functionality to automate client communication, scheduling, documentation, survey feedback, and virtual meetings, while integrating seamlessly with agency existing case management workflows.
• Ensure the solution is scalable and adaptable to meet evolving program, compliance, and audit requirements.
2. Professional implementation and support
• Deliver all implementation, configuration, training, and support services through qualified professionals with demonstrated experience in public-sector, human services, or vocational rehabilitation environments.
• Provide comprehensive training for agency staff and administrators, as well as accessible user guides and knowledge resources.
• Maintain ongoing help desk support, incident tracking, tiered issue resolution, and proactive customer service throughout the contract period.
3. System hosting and security
• Host the platform in a secure, act-compliant environment with proactive monitoring, maintenance, and uptime performance standards that meet or exceed industry benchmarks.
• Implement robust security measures, including encryption, authentication, role-based access, audit logging, and disaster recovery protocols, in compliance with state and federal data privacy laws and department requirements.
4. Integration and interoperability
• Provide secure, bidirectional data exchange with agency existing case management system, designated communication and engagement tools, and other state systems.
• Ensure interoperability through documented APIs or equivalent methods for real-time (or near real-time) synchronization, with ongoing support to maintain integration compliance.
5. Accessibility and compliance
• Ensure full compliance with section 508 accessibility standards, act requirements, WIOA performance reporting indicators, and all applicable state and federal regulations.
• Deliver system updates, patches, and feature enhancements to maintain compliance, usability, accessibility, and system performance.
6. Performance and reporting
• Provide agency with access to system usage data, performance metrics, audit logs, survey results, and reporting functions that support operational monitoring, program evaluation, and federal and state reporting obligations.
• Enable reporting that supports WIOA performance indicators and compliance, as well as agency internal audit and monitoring processes.
• Documentation to agency in a timely and compliant manner.
7. Licensing and user access
• Support up to 100 concurrent users with configurable permission structures and role-based licensing to ensure proper management of agency staff and partners.
• Ensure license compliance features are embedded to support long-term system sustainability and accountability.
- Technical specifications
1. System architecture and hosting
• Web-based, cloud-hosted platform accessible statewide through a secure browser connection without reliance on local installation.
• Hosting environment must comply with department, including redundancy, load balancing, and proactive monitoring.
• System uptime of 99.5% (excluding scheduled maintenance), with defined service level agreements (SLAs).
• Disaster recovery plan ensuring full system recovery capability within 24 hours of a major disruption.
• Geographic redundancy with secure daily backups retained in accordance with dvr defined policies.
2. User access and licensing
• Support for a minimum of 100 concurrent users, with the ability to scale upward as program needs expand.
• Role-based access controls with configurable permissions, multi-factor authentication, and single sign-on (SSO) capability.
• Comprehensive audit trails capturing logins, data access, system changes, and user actions.
• Licensing model that accommodates agency growth and allows expansion without disruption
3. Data security and compliance
• Act-compliant security framework with end-to-end encryption for all data (in transit and at rest).
• Compliance with all applicable federal and state data privacy laws and regulations, including act, accessibility standards, WIOA performance indicator reporting, and department cybersecurity requirements.
• Proactive monitoring for unauthorized access, unusual activity, and system vulnerabilities
4. Integration capabilities
• Secure, bidirectional interoperability with agency existing case management system, designated communication and engagement platforms, and other state systems.
• Restful API (or mutually agreed secure alternative) for data exchange covering scheduling, case notes, survey results, service updates, and progress reports.
• Real-time or near real-time synchronization of data, with updates processed within one (1) business day.
• Complete integration testing, certification, and ongoing compatibility maintenance throughout the contract
5. System functionality
• Case management: individualized service planning tools, including documentation of individualized plans for employment (IPES), case tracking, and service authorizations.
• Communication and scheduling: automated notifications, reminders, secure two-way messaging, and integrated scheduling tools to support participant engagement.
• Survey and feedback tools: built-in survey functionality to collect participant and stakeholder feedback, supporting continuous improvement and WIOA performance reporting.
• Virtual meetings: secure, integrated virtual meeting platform to enable statewide, accessible service delivery.
• Financial tracking: tools for contract management, service billing, fiscal accountability, and expenditure reporting.
• Document management: version-controlled storage, secure document sharing, and electronic signatures.
• Reporting and analytics: standardized, ad hoc, and configurable reporting capabilities to meet, WIOA, and federal and state requirements, including dashboards for program monitoring.
- Contract Period/Term: 1 year
- Questions/Inquires Deadline: October 3, 2025
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A government agency in Delaware. The buyer's contact and submission details are in the solicitation documents.
Only for USA Organization.
Contract term: 1 year.
Questions and inquiries must be submitted by October 3, 2025.
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