Disc. 26022-OASAS Data Landscape Assessment and Future State Data Modeling Services
Addiction Services and Supports, NYS Office of — Contracts and Procurement BureauIssuing agency·New York·via the nyscr.ny.gov statewide procurement bulletin
The solicitation was posted on October 5, 2026 with proposals due on October 27, 2026.
The procurement is issued by the Contracts and Procurement Bureau as an Information Technology procurement.
It is conducted as an MWBE or SDVOB discretionary procurement identified as Disc. 26022-OASAS Data Landscape Assessment and Future State Data Modeling Services.
The work location is identified as Albany, NY on a statewide basis under CR Number 2139620.
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MWBE or SDVOB Discretionary…
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Source: New York State Contract Reporter (CR# 2139620), retrieved via the nyscr.ny.gov statewide procurement bulletin. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.