10-HSS-26-038 - Appendix B-15 Crosswalk of RFP.docx

This document is a Crosswalk of RFP Section 4 for the Enhancement & Maintenance of the Cancer and Chronic Disease Data Management System, a state contract opportunity with the Delaware Division of Public Health (DPH), specifically the Bureau of Cancer Prevention and Control (BCPC) and Bureau of Chronic Disease (BCD). The crosswalk serves as a reference tool that links RFP Section 4 requirements—covering Contractor Responsibilities and Project Requirements—to corresponding proposal sections and page numbers that bidders must complete. The RFP requires contractors to address twelve major requirement categories: Staffing, Project Management, HIPAA Compliance, State Policy Compliance, Reporting, Performance, Customization, Backup and Recovery, Disaster Recovery, Specific Project Tasks, Deliverables, and Project Expectations. This document mandates that contractors complete the crosswalk comprehensively for each numbered section in Section 4 as part of their proposal submission.

The crosswalk document itself does not contain pricing information, set-asides, incumbent details, funding amounts, or contract terms. Rather, it functions as a structural guide requiring bidders to demonstrate how their proposals align with the state's comprehensive requirements for modernizing the cancer and chronic disease data management system. The underlying contract opportunity involves equity-focused data collection, monitoring, and visualization strategies supporting five primary programs: the National Program of Cancer Registries (NPCR)/Delaware Cancer Registry (DCR), the National Breast & Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program (NBCCEDP)/Screening for Life (SFL), the National Comprehensive Cancer Control Program (NCCCP)/Comprehensive Cancer Control Program (CCCP), Health Care Connection (HCC), and the Delaware Cancer Treatment Program (DCTP), along with chronic disease management initiatives including the Chronic Disease Self-Management Program and related health support services.