Don't know if they will bloom because forcing takes a lot of energy out of them, but if you do plant make certain you throw in a handful of bone meal in the hole and amend the soil with compost. They may leaf next year but may not bloom until the following.

Here is a link that might be useful: Propagating Perennials

When I divide Tulips in zone 5 I plant them right away. I wait until the foliage has almost yellowed completely but their location can still be seen. Like the first poster said put in some bonemeal when you plant them. You can also put down some 10-10-10 about 1 tab on top of the planting & work it into the first 1 to 2" of soil & water good. When the foliage comes up next spring spray some fertilizer on the foliage to give them a boast. They may bloom next spring or you may have to wait until the second year to see blooms. It is worth a try.