Description: The University of Oregon (UO) is issuing this Alternative Competitive Procurement (ACP) in order to procure a suite of AI-powered ambient documentation, summarization, and automated fidelity analysis tools as further described in this ACP. To see full description, all addenda, and documents, please see the Business Opportunities page on UO Purchasing and Contracting Services (PCS) website: https://pcs.uoregon.edu/content/business-opportunities. The PCS# for this opportunity is PCS# 230000-00414-AP. Please submit your questions in writing to competitionsupport@uoregon.edu
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