Opportunity Overview
The Tennessee Division of TennCare has released Enterprise Testing Services (ETS), RFP 31865-00651. TennCare seeks a contractor to centralize User Acceptance Testing services across TennCare MMIS modules and business applications.
Scope
The verified TennCare scope includes test-script creation and review, test execution, incident reporting, defect re-testing, technical ETL and batch testing, and support for increased test automation during UAT and operations and maintenance. TennCare expects appropriately skilled manual and functional testers, UAT script development leads or business analysts, technical testers, and potentially automation engineers.
Deadline and Procurement Controls
Tennessee’s Central Procurement Office lists a response due date of November 3, 2026. The public listing does not provide a response clock time, so Atlas does not infer one. The public sources reviewed do not state a contract ceiling or total value. Potential respondents and interested parties must complete the TennCare Blackout Period Attestation associated with this RFP and return it to the solicitation coordinator as soon as possible. Tennessee suppliers must complete applicable State supplier registration requirements before contract award.
N9+ / Dr. Miltie Relevance
N9+ Fit: 0/100. The verified requirement is enterprise software testing and quality assurance rather than clinical examination, telehealth hardware, or patient-care technology deployment. Atlas does not force a Nonagon N9+ use case into this procurement. Dr. Miltie direct pursuit is not advanced absent verified enterprise-scale UAT qualifications matching the solicitation.
Next Steps
Prospective respondents should review the controlling RFP and solicitation notice, complete the required blackout attestation, verify all respondent qualifications, references, submission controls, addenda and exact closing-time requirements, and confirm current Tennessee supplier registration before responding.