Manifest MedEx
Manifest MedEx holds 5 contracts with 3 American local governments, carrying $20.0M in stated value. 1 of them run out within twelve months, which is when that work goes back out to bid. Every figure here links to the government record it was read from.
That is when this work goes back out to bid — and the end date was published in the award, often years in advance. The dates, the governments and the values are the earliest warning anyone gets that a competitor's work is up for grabs.
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Under Administrative Policy No. 34 for competitive bids or requests for proposals (AP 34), determine that an exception to the competitive bidding requirement under AP 34 is sa… Approve agreement with Manifest MedEx in the amount of $3,969,866 for a countywide health data sharing system, adopt resolution accepting unanticipated revenue in the amount o… a. Approve and authorize the Director of Health Services or designee to execute a non-standard data sharing participation agreement with Manifest MedEx (MX), a California non-… Approve and Authorize the Chairman to execute Amendment I to Agreement with Manifest MedEx to remove Central Valley Health Information Exchange and update agreement scope of w… Ratify multi-year Participation Agreement with Manifest MedEx, in the minimum amount of $15,000 per calendar quarter, for provision of Health Information Exchange services unt…Amounts and company names are read automatically from the official record titles. They are accurate often enough to be useful and not often enough to be relied on blindly — every row links to the source document, which is authoritative.