The government authority in Concord, New Hampshire seeks a qualified vendor to provide prescription drug monitoring program (PDMP) services. The selected vendor will be responsible for integrating data from both the Federal Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) Registrant database and the National Plan and Provider Enumeration System (NPPES) National Provider Index (NPI) Registry. The platform must offer full-view and editing access for approved state staff, as well as full-view access for prescribers and licensed dispensers, according to state authorization.

Additional requirements include enabling connectivity with Electronic Health Records (EHR) systems to facilitate data access for state-designated licensed healthcare facilities. The solution should also support comprehensive administrative reporting and the capability to generate analytical reports. The vendor will need to provide functionality that allows the state to create additional user types as needed.

The PDMP software must be delivered as a single website version utilizing one codebase compatible with all devices, thus removing the necessity for distinct mobile and desktop platforms. The interface should feature intuitive navigation optimized for mobile use. Furthermore, timely email notifications about software updates are essential. The anticipated contract period is one year.