Description: Provide construction services to implement a Cloud-Based Transit Signal Priority (TSP) system across signalized intersections. The work consists of furnishing and installing new traffic signal controllers, controller cards, firmware, and NTCIP 1211-compliant TSP modules; removing existing queue-jump equipment; performing all necessary field integration, configuration, and testing; and completing associated electrical and traffic signal modifications.
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The Oklahoma State Department of Health, through OMES Central Purchasing, seeks a vendor for a statewide cloud-based mentoring platform under an initial one-year contract with potential extensions. The platform is expected to support onboarding, registration, skills development, assessment-based mentoring, participant tracking, and reporting across multiple programs. It must meet Oklahoma data-security requirements, including CJIS, FERPA, and HIPAA/ePHI; proposals are due October 28, 2026, at 3:00 p.m. CST.
The solicitation seeks a secure, cloud-based mentoring platform to support structured, scalable, and measurable mentoring initiatives for the Oklahoma State Department of Health. The platform will support staff and supervisor onboarding, discipline-specific groups, internships, and programs for provisionally employed professionals requiring supervision, as well as registration, matching, communications, reminders, resource management, and surveys. It must integrate with required agency systems, meet applicable state privacy, security, accessibility, and IT requirements, and provide reporting and analytics on participation, engagement, supervision and professional-development progress, outcomes, and program effectiveness.
The Oklahoma State Department of Health, through OMES Central Purchasing, seeks a vendor for a statewide cloud-based mentoring platform under an initial one-year contract with potential extensions. The platform is expected to support onboarding, registration, skills development, assessment-based mentoring, participant tracking, and reporting across multiple programs. It must meet Oklahoma data-security requirements, including CJIS, FERPA, and HIPAA/ePHI; proposals are due October 28, 2026, at 3:00 p.m. CST.
MDHA seeks a multi-tenant, cloud-based HRIS/HCM solution. The integrated suite is to support recruiting, onboarding, core HR, benefits administration, payroll, time and attendance, learning and development, performance management, and reporting. It should also support GL export and automated data exchange capabilities.
