Opportunity Overview
The New Mexico Health Care Authority is accepting proposals for the Rural Health Data Hub Administrator (RHDHA) RFP under New Mexico’s Rural Health Transformation Program. HCA intends to select one qualified offeror to administer the Rural Health Data Hub initiative.
Deadline and Submission
Fresh September 11, 2026 capture of HCA’s RHT program page reports proposals due Monday, September 21, 2026 at 5:00 PM MST. The public HCA Submittable index remains live but still renders its public Ends on value blank, so Atlas preserves that display discrepancy rather than hiding it.
All proposals must be submitted electronically through the official HCA Submittable portal. Fax, email, and other submission methods are not accepted. The portal links to an official HCA file named RHT_RHDHA_RFP_630-1000-0011_090826.pdf, establishing identifier 630-1000-0011 in the controlling file name; the complete formatted solicitation number is not independently visible in the accessible portal text.
The RHDHA preproposal conference occurred September 11, 2026 at 1:00 PM MDT. HCA’s current program-page capture also reports RHDHA Cost Proposal and Workplan templates posted. Procurement contact: Amy Alexander, Procurement Manager/RHT Operations Manager, amy.alexander@hca.nm.gov.
Scope and Value
The procurement concerns administration of New Mexico’s statewide Rural Health Data Hub initiative, including health-data infrastructure, analytics, reporting, and program support. New Mexico’s CMS project abstract assigns the overall Rural Health Data Hub initiative an illustrative five-year budget of $53,390,620; Atlas does not treat that program-level figure as this RFP’s contract ceiling.
The complete procurement value, eligibility and qualification thresholds, match or cost-share rules, allowable costs, mandatory references and registrations, all required forms and attachments, evaluation criteria, and contract terms remain on verification hold because the controlling HCA PDF is not retrievable through the available source path.
Atlas Analysis
Atlas Opportunity Score: 72/100. The procurement is strategically important to New Mexico rural-health transformation and health-data infrastructure, but a complete direct-vendor decision requires the full controlling RFP.
N9+ Fit Score: 20/100. N9+ relevance is limited to interoperability and data generated by remote-care workflows. The Nonagon N9+ remote physical examination platform should not be presented as a core solution unless the controlling data-hub scope expressly encompasses connected clinical-device or telehealth data integration.
Dr. Miltie/QC direct-vendor status: HOLD. Atlas has not classified a TRUE direct submission because the controlling RFP’s complete qualifications, references, contract value, and mandatory response requirements remain unverified.
Official submission portal: New Mexico HCA RHTP Submittable.