Opportunity Overview
The Calvert County Health Department (CCHD) is seeking a qualified software vendor for a Strategy Execution & Performance Management Platform under Maryland eMMA solicitation BPM058449. The platform is intended to replace fragmented spreadsheet/manual processes and support CCHD strategic planning, the Community Health Improvement Plan, quality improvement, performance management, executive reporting, and Public Health Accreditation Board (PHAB) accreditation readiness.
Deadline and Source Control
The eMMA-mirrored solicitation record is currently open and reports a proposal deadline of September 23, 2026 at 5:00 PM EST. The public record identifies Emily Dillard as procurement officer/buyer. Questions were due August 26, 2026 to Jennifer Corser, Accreditation Coordinator. The controlling source is Maryland eMMA; vendors should re-check the live BPM058449 record immediately before submission for any amendment or deadline change.
Scope and Vendor Qualifications
Required capabilities described in the solicitation materials include configurable strategic and operational plan structures; support for multiple plans and historical tracking; PHAB accreditation evidence organization; KPI/target/trend management; document and evidence retrieval; automated reminders, tasks and approval workflows; dashboards and leadership reporting; role-based access and audit trails; spreadsheet import and Google Workspace compatibility; security/privacy controls; implementation, data migration, training and ongoing support; and scalable licensing for an initial 10–15 users with potential expansion to roughly 20–25 users. AI-assisted summaries and insights are described as a desired capability.
Offerors should be able to demonstrate relevant strategic-planning or performance-management software implementations in public health or government and provide at least three comparable references, together with an implementation approach, training/support plan, security information and pricing. Maryland advises businesses doing business with the State to register in eMMA; the live solicitation governs the exact response method, required forms, socioeconomic participation provisions and any addenda.
Funding and Contract Terms
No authoritative contract ceiling was identified in the public eMMA record reviewed. Atlas does not use third-party AI budget estimates as an award value. This is a procurement, so grant-style non-Federal match or cost share does not apply.
Atlas Fit Analysis
Atlas Opportunity Score: 78/100. This is a legitimate Maryland public-health technology procurement with clear operational requirements, but it is specialized enterprise performance-management software rather than clinical care delivery.
N9+ Fit Score: 0/100. Nonagon N9+ does not satisfy the required strategy/performance-management platform and should not be forced into the procurement.
QC Healthcare / Dr. Miltie fit: 5/100 conditional. Dr. Miltie direct-vendor status: NOT CLEARED / No Bid. Available records do not establish a qualifying performance-management SaaS platform, comparable public-sector implementations, required references, security controls, data migration capability, licensing model, or the solicitation-specific proposal documentation. No such qualifications should be inferred.
Required Next Action
Monitor the live eMMA record for amendments and confirm the final submission mechanics, forms, socioeconomic participation requirements, security terms and proposal structure before any response. Do not advance a Dr. Miltie prime bid unless all required software, implementation, security and past-performance qualifications can be independently substantiated.
Official source: Maryland eMMA — BPM058449.