Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Systems Review, Analysis and Assessment Project

Boston Public Health Commission wishes to replace its legacy systems within the Finance and Human Resources Departments with a more user-friendly, modern, and integrated enterprise system. This project will commence with the selection of a consultant or firm to perform a discovery of our existing systems, processes and organizational needs including pain points. A thorough documentation and assessment will serve as the basis for the development of a comprehensive Statement of Work (SOW) and Request for Proposal (RFP) to procure the new system.

BPHC is seeking a consultant to assess and document all aspects of its current Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems and prepare a comprehensive Statement of Work (SOW) and Request for Proposal (RFP) for the creation and/or replacement of existing Enterprise Resource Planning System (ERP) with a comprehensive and state-of-the-art system. The requested ERP system should have integration and scalability to support the Enterprise, Financial, Human Resources and other related systems that is comprehensive to the union and federal grant activity that exists within our organization.

Download Full RFP

Questions and Responses

Closed

Posted 06/30/2023 - 10:00AM
Closed 07/28/2023 - 05:00PM
Type Paper
Awarded by
UNSPSC
Questions about this page? Contact:

Boston Public Health Commission

send an email
Related Links

Procurement Department Govdeals Commbuys Supplier Portal

Massachusetts General Law

Exempt

BHSI Breastfeeding Equity Campaign

The Boston Healthy Start Initiative (BHSI) provides direct support to pregnant and parenting women, children and families. It provides care coordination, connection to resources, health education, and advocacy. BHSI also coordinates the Community Action Network (CAN). CAN is a community coalition focused on reducing inequities in infant mortality and poor birth outcomes through policy strategies.

BHSI is seeking a marketing agency to support the development of a campaign to promote breastfeeding among Black families in Boston, with a focus on the neighborhoods of Mattapan, Dorchester, Hyde Park and Roxbury. The campaign will support Black families in Boston to initiate and continue breastfeeding for at least 6 months to promote health and wellbeing of black mothers, infants, and families and close the equity gap through the following strategies:

Promoting positive norms related to breastfeeding
Increasing awareness of breastfeeding supports and resources
Increasing awareness of laws protecting lactating and parenting families among families and employers
Expanding the local capacity of lactation support workers

Download Full RFQ