Centralized Web-Based Software Development for Public Health Services in Thuringia

The Public Health Service (ÖGD) in Thuringia, Germany, is seeking to modernize its digital infrastructure and introduce new applications and online services under the initiative 'Digital Health Office 2025'. This project aims to enhance collaboration among public health actors and provide citizens with user-friendly access to health information and services. A key component is the replacement of decentralized software solutions used by health offices with a centrally operated, web-based software system. The procurement process will cover the initial provision and configuration of the software, system implementation for at least one health office, and ongoing software maintenance and support. Approximately 800 employees across 22 health offices in Thuringia will use the new system. The software will be operated centrally at the Thuringian State Data Center (TLRZ). The project aims to strengthen the public health service in Thuringia, improve crisis resilience, and enhance digital maturity. The centralized system will reduce software maintenance costs, optimize and standardize workflows, ensure interoperability between health offices and stakeholders, facilitate digital task completion, and enable statewide monitoring. The project is open to the consideration of AI solutions. Further details can be found at: https://www.evergabe-online.de/tenderdocuments.html?6&id=543626.