3440-CPW WILDLIFE HEALTH INFORMATION DATA BASE

The Colorado Department of Natural Resources, Division of Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW), is seeking a comprehensive database solution to effectively organize, manage, and store data and information associated with diagnosing, monitoring, and researching diseases in wildlife across Colorado. The solution should be a modernized, unified, and comprehensive data management system that allows for storing and organizing large amounts of data, complex querying, sophisticated analysis, and reporting on wildlife health data. The selected vendor will be responsible for designing, developing, implementing, and deploying the Wildlife Health Lab Information Database, including front-end development, migration of content and assets, user experience design, and quality assurance testing. • The database should be able to handle users of multiple roles and levels of permission in a distributed environment. • The system architecture design should be scalable and secure. • The vendor should have experience in building government or other enterprise-level systems and understanding of how the requirements of a government system differ from those of other enterprises. • The vendor should provide a thirty-one (31) day contingency period post-launch for any questions, issues, or bugs that may arise, and then work with CPW on a monthly firm fix price invoicing of 50 hours per month at an hourly rate agreed upon by the vendor and CPW.