Andhra Pradesh govt. invites tenders for implementation of Sanjeevani scheme
The Andhra Pradesh government has invited tenders for the Sanjeevani scheme, a digital healthcare platform designed to manage citizen health records and improve service delivery. The project aims to integrate various healthcare domains and provide proactive health monitoring for citizens.
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The Andhra Pradesh government has invited tenders for implementation of the Sanjeevani scheme, an integrated digital care coordination and healthcare delivery system, which is aimed at improving delivery of healthcare services.
In a release on Wednesday, the Department of Health, Medical and Family Welfare said that the government released the Request for Participation (RfP), listing the terms for developing, designing and maintaining a digital platform for implementation of the scheme for five years. The RfP was approved by Health Minister Satya Kumar Yadav after discussions with officials.
The pre-bid meeting is scheduled for July 27. For queries, another discussion will be held on July 31. The last date for submission of tenders is August 14. After evaluating the technical and financial aspects of the tenders, the final decision will be made on September 7.
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