(1) Vendor needs to provide learning management system.– The Learning Management System (LMS) will serve as a unified digital ecosystem supporting the full continuum of medical education—including undergraduate medical education (UGME), postgraduate medical education (PGME), distributed and community based clinical learning, competency based assessment, curriculum mapping, accreditation reporting, clinical experience scheduling, and experiential learning tracking. The platform will enable the School of Medicine to deliver a high quality, data driven, learner centered educational experience while supporting faculty, clinical preceptors, program administrators, and academic leadership with robust tools for teaching, evaluation, analytics, and continuous quality improvement. LMS must provide robust functionality to monitor and document teaching activities for clinical faculty across multiple locations. This capability will ensure precise workload reporting and streamline payment processing. Furthermore, the system should track postgraduate residents across various placements to support efficient onboarding to different health institutions, competency–based residency education and other employment/payment workflows, and ensure compliance with applicable funding models. (2) The contract period will be for five years. (3) All the questions must be submitted no later than February 12, 2026.