Co-owner of Aquarus received a contract for servicing the compulsory medical insurance IT system when it was transferred from Oracle BI to domestic software

2024

Obtaining a Smart Technologies contract for maintenance of the CHI IT system when it is transferred from Oracle BI to domestic software

On December 13, 2024, it became known that the company, Smart technologies co-owner, in "Aquarius" November 2024 won a competition for ₽162 million to service the Moscow Automated Information System of Compulsory Health Insurance (AIS OMS) during its migration from to Oracle BI Russian. software

According to CNews, the work on the transfer of the analytical subsystem of AIS compulsory medical insurance to domestic software will be carried out by the I-Force company. The cost of this project is ₽202 million.

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The migration process is divided into five stages. The first stage started on October 25, 2024 and should be completed on December 19, 2024. The last stage is scheduled for the period from December 10, 2025 to June 22, 2026.

Smart Technologies will begin maintenance of the central hardware and software complex of the system from December 11, 2024. The Company shall ensure 24-hour uninterrupted operation of all OMS AIS components.

The automated system includes server and network equipment, local computing and wireless networks, storage and backup systems. It provides for the collection, personalized accounting and processing of information about insured citizens and the medical care provided to them.

The main task of the system is to organize data exchange between compulsory medical insurance participants to agree on bills for medical care. The system includes specialized services with limited access to information processing.

Public procurement for system maintenance was posted on November 1, 2024 on the official website of the Unified Procurement Information System. Smart Technologies, which became a co-owner of Aquarius in February 2022, won the electronic auction.

The system provides information interaction of all participants and subjects of compulsory medical insurance in Moscow. Maintenance will take place in parallel with the process of transferring the analytical subsystem to domestic software.^[1]

Moscow CHI Foundation abandons Oracle software and switches to domestic solutions

Moscow City Compulsory Health Insurance Fund invests ₽202 million in replacing the analytical platform Oracle BI with domestic software. The company "" was selected as the project executor. Ah-Swagger This became known on November 8, 2024.

According to CNews, a tender for the modernization of the analytical subsystem of the AIS of compulsory medical insurance in Moscow was announced on September 24, 2024. The winner was determined on October 14, 2024 without reducing the initial contract price.

The Contractor will develop an architectural solution to replace the components of the automated subsystem and prepare a complete set of technical documentation. The project provides for the transfer of non-exclusive rights to new software.

The fund's automated system, which enables data exchange between compulsory health insurance participants, is deployed in three data centers to ensure fault tolerance and information protection.

The I-Force company, which is part of the Force group of companies, has been specializing in the digitalization of healthcare since 2010. Since 2015, the organization has concluded 43 state contracts with a total value of ₽1,7 billion.

The subsystems of the fund function on the basis PostgreSQL of and, Oracle DB using servers processorsIntel with Xeon under management. operating system Red Hat Linux The first cooperation "I-Force" with the fund began in 2019 with the development of a subsystem for accounting for high-tech medical care worth ₽15 million.

The project will be the largest in the history of the company's interaction with the Moscow compulsory medical insurance fund. The system provides for the collection, processing and storage of information about medical care provided by city organizations.

The modernization is aimed at ensuring the technological independence of the information infrastructure of the Moscow Compulsory Health Insurance Fund. Specialized information subsystems operate in limited access mode.

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