Supplement 1— State IT Policy.docx

This is a State IT Policy supplement document issued by the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services (ODJFS) in response to a Request for Quote (RFQ) for ALM Octane SaaS licenses and migration services. The RFQ is administered under House Bill 33 and State of Ohio Administrative Policy PM-01 competitive selection procedures. ODJFS, on behalf of the Office of Family Assistance (OFA) and Office of Child Support (OCS), is seeking proposals for an integrated solution that enables staff to determine eligibility efficiently, reduce error rates, preserve program integrity, and support the establishment and collection of child support orders. The solution must provide online access to real-time employment and income verification data for both traditional employees (W-2) and independent contractors or self-employed individuals (1099). The required solution must supply comprehensive employer or payer information including name, address, tax ID, and contact details; employment or engagement details such as start and end dates and reasons for separation; and income and payment information including pay frequency, hourly rates, gross and net income, itemized deductions, hours worked, and payment dates.

The document does not provide specific pricing terms, set-aside information, incumbent details, response due dates, or contract term and renewal options within the available content. Additional details regarding funding requirements, sources, and amounts would be contained in the complete RFQ documentation.