Tenders of Department Of Health And Human Services

Civil Money Penalty Quality Improvement Initiative

The Iowa Department Of Health And Human Services (hereafter “agency”) Intends To Release A Procurement For Family Centered Services. As Part Of The Procurement Process, The Agency Intends To Conduct Listening Sessions. Listening Sessions Will Allow The Agency To Gather Vital Information About The Program From Individuals Both Inside And Outside Of The Agency Who Play An Important Role In The Success Of The Program. In The Listening Sessions The Agency Will Ask Questions To Participants Who Fulfill Key Roles As Stakeholders Within The Family Centered Services Program. Participants / Stakeholders Will Have An Opportunity To Provide Responses To Questions Based On Their Experience And Their Role Within The Family Centered Services Program. The Goal Of The Listening Sessions Is For The Agency To Gather Feedback From Stakeholders About The Current Program, Processes, Procedures, Activities, Challenges, And Potential Areas Of Improvement Leading To Better Outcomes. Participants / Stakeholders Will Have An Opportunity To Provide Responses To Questions Based On Their Experience And Their Role Within The Program. The Information Gathered In The Listening Sessions Will Be Reviewed And Evaluated By The Agency For Consideration In The Development Of A Forthcoming Procurement. Key Stakeholder Groups That The Agency Is Seeking Input From Include: • Crisis Intervention, Stabilization, And Reunification Services Contractors • Judicial Partners Including Judges, County Attorneys And Guardian Ad Litems • Current Family Centered Services Program Directors And Supervisors • Parent Partners (closed Group See Attachment A)

Actuarial Services For Iowa Medicaid

Parent Partner Program Administration

The Purpose Of This Request For Proposal (rfp) Is To Solicit Proposals From Qualified Bidders That Will Enable The Iowa Department Of Health And Human Services (iowa Hhs Or “agency”) To Select The Most Qualified Bidder In Each Disability Services District (“district”) To Provide Services As A Disability Access Point Described In This Rfp. Disability Access Points “daps” Are Defined Within This Rfp. The Successful Bidder Will Be Designated Through Contract By The Agency To Serve As The Primary Access Point For People With Disabilities, Their Caregivers, And Their Families. Daps Serve As Aging And Disability Resource Center (adrc) Member Organizations And Provide Minimum Services Of Both Information And Assistance And Options Counseling. Bidders May Elect To Submit A Proposal Including One Or More Districts And Hhs May Award Multiple Districts To A Single Bidder. Bidders Must Complete Section 3.2.3.2 For Each District Included In The Proposal. The Agency Intends To Award Contracts To Bidders To Cover The Entire Scope Of Work Contained Herein, And Requests That Bidders Include A Comprehensive Plan To Cover All Services Listed In This Rfp In Their Proposals. That Being Said, As Indicated In Section 3.2.3.3, Below, The Scope Of Work Covering Service Coordination For The Provision Of Ltss Is Optional And Bidders Are Not Required To Include A Plan To Cover This In Their Respective Proposals. Bidders Who Will Not Include Service Coordination For The Provision Of Ltss In Their Proposals Shall Indicate As Such In Their Notice Of Intent To Bids. The Agency, In Its Sole Discretion, Reserves The Right To Include The Scope Of Work 1.3.1.5 For Service Coordination For The Provision Of Ltss As A Deliverable In The Contracts For Those Awarded Bidders Who Include This Scope Of Work In Their Proposals.

Barda Drive Ez-baa-22-100-sol-00003

Industry Collaboration For The Kidney Precision Medicine Project (kpmp)

Med-26-002 Asset Verification System (avs)

Aging And Disability Resource Center (adrc) Technical Assistance And Call Center

Housing Family Preservation Program