Strategic plan request for proposal
CHIMA strategic planning 2023–2026
The Canadian Health Information Management Association (CHIMA) includes affiliated entities, the Canadian College of Health Information Management (College) and CHIM Information Consulting Inc. (collectively, the “Organization”).
The Organization, which is national in scope and focused on health information (echima.ca, cchim.ca), is developing a strategic plan for 2023–2026 and is accepting bids to find a qualified firm to support phases one and two of the strategic planning framework.
The goals with these phases are:
- Design the strategic planning methodology in collaboration with the Organization (phase one)
- Engage with the Organization’s stakeholders and present insights to the Organization (phase two)
- Inform the Organization’s FY23 operating plan based on the consultative engagement (phase two)
- Develop strategic measures for an agile refresh of the Organization’s current strategic plan and future strategic plan for 2023–2026 (phase two)
The objective of this request for proposal (RFP) is to select a firm (e.g., company, individual, etc.) that will provide the best overall value to the Organization. While cost is a significant factor, other criteria will form the basis of this decision, as more fully described in the evaluation factors section of this RFP.
To request the RFP, express interest and upload your bid, please reference the steps below.
Bidding process
| Submission deadline for firm(s) | February 1, 2021 |
| The Organization anticipates selecting at least two firms to have more in-depth discussions with | February 1–19, 2021 |
| Lead firm identified and negotiations begin | March 5, 2021 |
Sincerely,
| Susan Anderson CPHIMS, CPHIMS-CA, BSsc Chair, Governance Committee | Monique Rasmussen CCDIS, CHIM Chair, Board of Directors | Jeff Nesbitt BA, MBA CEO & Registrar |
Request full RFP & submit bid
Please follow the two steps at the bottom of this page to access the full RFP and submit a bid.
Resources
Current strategic plan 2018-2023
Web references
Please note the differentiation between CHIMA and the College, referencing the terminology and purpose of each brand.
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