Jordan: EHS Electronic Health Records Data Center Upgrades Technical Assistance
ID: 2023-21008AType: Special Notice
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UNITED STATES TRADE AND DEVELOPMENT AGENCYUNITED STATES TRADE AND DEVELOPMENT AGENCYUS TRADE AND DEVELOPMENT AGENCYARLINGTON, VA, 22209, USA

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https://sam.gov/opp/1c65bfa0e1304524b0bd9e84322fe902/view
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    The United States Trade and Development Agency (USTDA) is offering technical assistance for the upgrade of an electronic health records data center in Jordan, identified as USTDA Activity No. 2023-21008A. This initiative aims to enhance the health records management capabilities within the region, thereby improving healthcare delivery and data accessibility. Interested U.S. firms can access the Request for Proposal by visiting USTDA’s website at https://ustda.gov/work/bid-on-an-overseas-project/. Further details regarding the proposal submission process and deadlines can be found on the website.

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