Expired Procurement and Grant Opportunities
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Division of Health Care Financing (DHCF)
Health Care Quality Assurance and Utilization Review for
the Wisconsin Medicaid Program
On November 30, 2007, the
Department of Health and Family Services (DHFS), Division of Health Care
Financing (DHCF), issued a Request for Bids (RFB) to contract with a
qualified Vendor to serve as the External Quality Review Organization (EQRO).
The EQRO provides health care reviews relative to quality of care
provided to persons covered under the Wisconsin Medicaid program. The selected Vendor must be a peer review organization designated
by the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid (CMS). Details and requirements are found in the documents referenced
below.
RFB
#1603-DHCF-EG (MS Word Document)
On January 11, 2008, a document incorporating a series of amendments
to this RFB was released. A
link to that document (Amendment 1 to Request for Bids) is provided below.
Bidders must review these amendments along with the original
posting of the RFB and respond as appropriate.
In addition, Vendors should note that a printed and signed copy of
the Amendment 1 must accompany the Bid submitted for consideration.
Amendment 1 to Request for Bids (MS Word Document)
Amendment 1 to Request
for Bids (PDF Document)
Bidder's
Questions and Answers (Written Questions and Bidder's Conference
Questions) (PDF Document)
Please
note that the deadline for submission of bids remains as originally
posted: 2:00 PM CST, Wednesday, February 27, 2008
For more information contact:
Elizabeth Garland
HFS-DIV ENTERPRISE SERVICES
1 W Wilson St.
Madison WI 53702
E-mail Address: garlaes@dhfs.state.wi.us
Fax Number: (608) 261-8389
BadgerCare
Plus Healthy Living Individual Incentive Pilots
This Request for Applications (RFA) invites proposals from health maintenance
organizations currently under contract with the Department of Health and
Family Services to design and manage individual incentive programs for
BadgerCare Plus members. These demonstration pilots are designed to test the effectiveness of using
individual incentives to encourage individuals to adopt healthier
behaviors which lead to better health outcomes.
The Office of Policy Initiatives and Budget and the Division of Health Care
Financing will use the results from this process to award grants for the
period from April 1, 2008 through March 31, 2010.
RFA
#G1610DHFC-LS
Plans to Design and Manage Individual Incentive Programs for BadgerCare
Plus Members
(PDF 367 KB)
Cover
Page, Application Summary, Budget Forms, and Work Plan
(Included in the RFA)
Conference
Call: A
conference to answer questions about the RFA is scheduled for December
17, 2007 from 10:00 a.m. until 11:30 a.m. The call can be accessed by calling 1-800-462-1257 or
608-265-1000 and entering the pass code 0560.
Questions and Responses resulting
from the December 17, 2007 conference call are at: RFA #G1610DHFC—LS
12/17/07 Conference Call Q & A (PDF 75KB)
Deadline: Applications
must be received by 3:00 p.m. CST on January 18, 2008.
For more information, contact Linda McCart at 608-266-9296.
Community-based BadgerCare Plus Enrollment
On October 30, 2007, the Department of Health and Family Services
(DHFS), Division of Health Care Financing (DHCF), Bureau of Eligibility
Management (BEM) issued a Request for Proposal (RFP) to contract with
qualified Vendors to provide application assistance for the BadgerCare
Plus Program. Links to this document are found below.
BadgerCare Plus will create a single, comprehensive health care safety
net program for families that merges the “family” MA, BadgerCare and
Healthy Start Programs. The new program will provide access to affordable
health insurance for all kids as well as expand eligibility in other
areas. Funding will apply to projects from January 2008 to June 2009.
Deadline: Proposals must be submitted no later than 4:00 PM CST on
November 30, 2007. See the complete RFP for submission requirements.
RFP # G1609-DHCF-LS (MS Word Document)
Budget (MS Excel Document)
Frequently Asked Questions 11/8/07
Frequently Asked Questions 11/14/07
For more information, contact Jeff
Burkhart at (608) 266-7239.
Medical and Psychological Consultation Services RFP
The Department of Health and
Family Services (DHFS), Division of Health Care Financing (DHCF),
Disability Determination Bureau (DDB) issued a Request for Proposal (RFP)
to contract with qualified Vendors to provide medical and psychological
consultation services to DDB, the agency responsible for making
determinations of disability under Titles II, XVI and XIX of the Social
Security Act. This function is
performed under contract with the Social Security Administration (SSA).
The
disability determination process requires consultation services from
qualified doctors of medicine or osteopathy, psychologists, and a
speech-language pathologist on an ongoing basis.
RFP #
1600 DHCF-EG Medical and Psychological Consultation Services
Amendment
Notification: On August 27, 2007, the
Department of Health and Family Services (DHFS), Division of Health Care
Financing (DHCF), Disability Determination Bureau (DDB) issued a Request
for Proposal (RFP) to contract with qualified Vendors for Medical and
Psychological Consultation Services. Links
to that document are found above. The
RFP contained a timetable with due dates specified for submission of
certain items. This timetable
has been modified in part as set forth in this
amendment to the RFP.
Respondent's
Questions and Answers, and Second Amendment Notification: On
August 27, 2007, the Department of Health and Family Services (DHFS),
Division of Health Care Financing (DHCF), Disability Determination Bureau
(DDB) issued a Request for Proposal (RFP) to contract with qualified
Vendors to provide Medical and Psychological Consultation Services as part
of the disability determination review process. Links to that document are
found above. The RFP allowed
potential Respondents to submit questions regarding the RFP and to receive
the State’s answers to these questions in a timely manner.
Those questions have been submitted and the State has prepared
responses to them in a document accessible using the link provided below.
In addition, the State has prepared a document amending the RFP.
A link to this document is also provided below.
Respondents are encouraged to review the questions and answers and
must take the amendments into consideration in preparing their Proposals.
In addition, Respondents must print the amendment, sign it
acknowledging receipt and concurrence, and include it with their Proposal
submission.
Respondent's
Questions and Answers
Second
Amendment to RFP for Medical and Psychological Consultation Services
Deadline: Proposals must be submitted no later than 2:00
PM CST on October 26, 2007. See the complete RFP
for submission requirements.
BadgerCare Plus Dental Services Delivery System (Request for Information)
As part of the BadgerCare Plus initiative, the Department of Health and
Family Services is soliciting ideas to reform the dental services delivery system for
Family Medicaid and BadgerCare members through a request for information (RFI). This
is not a request for proposals, services, or bids, nor does
it represent any other formal procurement device.
DHFS’ primary objective in issuing this RFI is to solicit
creative strategies to dramatically improve access to comprehensive
dental care for children and families currently participating in family
Medicaid programs (i.e., AFDC, BadgerCare and Healthy Start). The Department
understands that addressing the dental access issue may require local,
regional or statewide solutions.
In addition to the $30 million currently spent on dental
services for Family Medicaid members, BadgerCare Plus sets aside an
additional $8.8 million in ongoing funding for services provided under
a transformed dental delivery system.
Deadline: Proposals are due by close of business (5:00 p.m.)
on July 25, 2007.
Dental Service Delivery System
(PDF, 33 kb)
For more
information regarding this RFI, contact Kay Lund
at (608) 267-9735.
Division of Long Term Care
Statewide Guardianship Support Center and
Clearinghouse
The Division of Disability and Elder Services is providing a
single $100,000 grant award under this RFP. The grant will be issued to
provide information, support and education to guardians, family members
and professionals who work with guardians and other substitute
decision-makers through a Guardianship Support Center and Clearinghouse.
Funds awarded under this solicitation will be for the period of July 1,
2007 through June 30, 2008.
The goals of this project are as follows:
- Manage a statewide Elder Abuse/Adults at Risk (APS) Listserv.
- Establish a Guardianship Support Center using qualified legal staff,
to provide information/consultation to guardians, family members and
professionals who work with guardians and other substitute
decision-makers via a statewide toll free telephone number and via
email correspondence.
- Produce a quarterly newsletter in electronic format with a small
amount available in print, covering topics on guardianship, adults at
risk and other related topics.
- Produce training materials on guardianship and other related topics,
at the direction of the Bureau of Aging and Disability Resources.
- Meet regularly with Bureau of Aging and Disability Resources staff
to plan and develop consistent programming, avoid duplication of
efforts and assure coordination of activities.
RFP: Statewide
Guardianship Support Center and Clearinghouse (PDF, 88 KB)
Deadline: Proposals must be submitted no later than 2:30 PM CST May 4,
2007. See the complete RPF for submission requirements.
For further information regarding this RFP contact Gail
Schwersenska at (608) 266-7803.
Pathways to Independence Northern Region Grant
The Pathways to Independence project within the Wisconsin Department of
Health and Family Services is offering grant funds up to $80,000 to
decrease barriers to and increase opportunities for person-centered,
integrated employment in order to support people with disabilities in
achieving their desired employment outcomes.
The Pathways to Independence grants will assist the Northern Region of
the State as it prepares for the expansion of managed long-term care.
The mission of Pathways to Independence is to develop a comprehensive
system that:
- Maximizes employment of people with disabilities
- Increases the state's labor force by including people with
disabilities
- Protects and enhances workers' healthcare, other benefits and needed
supports
Increasing the capacity to provide integrated employment in Ashland,
Bayfield, Forest, Iron, Oneida, Price, Sawyer and Vilas Counties will
support the future expansion of managed long-term care into the Northern
Region of the State.
The Northern Region Grant project is funded by the Wisconsin Medicaid
Infrastructure Grant. Several grants less than $80,000 may be awarded.
Total funds awarded to all applicants will not exceed $80,000. The
Department reserves the right to make one award of $80,000.
RFP: Pathways to Independence Northern Region Grant (PDF,
59 KB)
Deadline: The Notice of Intent should be returned to the Bureau
of Aging and Disability Resources by 4:00 p.m. C.D.T. May 16, 2007.
Submittal of the Notice of Intent does not commit an agency to submitting
an application. Any supplemental written information related to this RFP
developed by the Division will be provided only to those agencies who have
filed a Notice of Intent, or to agencies who request such information.
For further information regarding this RFP contact Molly
Michels at (608) 261-7816.
Division of Long Term Care - ADRC Evaluation
The Department of Health and Family Services (DHFS) is requesting
proposals to develop evaluation measures and tools and conduct an
evaluation of Wisconsin's Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs)
with a focus on the quality of the customer service they provide in the
areas of information and assistance and options counseling. The ADRCs will
use the evaluation for planning purposes and as a basis for taking
corrective action to better serve their community users
RFP: Request for
Proposals for ADRC Evaluation (PDF, 46 KB)
Deadline: Proposals must be submitted no later than 4:00 PM CST
August 31, 2007. See the complete RFP for submission requirements.
For further information regarding this RFP contact
Wendy Fearnside at (608) 266-5456.
Division of Long Term Care
Disability Benefit Specialist (DBS) Program Attorney Services Request for
Proposal
The purpose of this document is to provide interested parties with
information to enable them to prepare and submit a proposal for Program
Attorney Services for the Disability Benefit Specialist program in
Wisconsin’s Aging and Disability Resource Centers. The State as
represented by the Department of Health and Family Services (DHFS) intends
to use the results of this solicitation to award a contract for Program
Attorney Services for the Disability Benefit Specialist (DBS) program.
1601 RFP Disability Benefit Specialist (DBS)
Program Attorney Services Request for Proposal (PDF, 148 KB)
Any questions concerning this RFP must be submitted in writing on or
before November 26, 2007 to mckersl@dhfs.state.wi.us
Deadline: January 11, 2008, 4:30 PM CST
The Wisconsin Disability Benefits Network -- RFP #1598 DLTC-LS
The purpose of this Request for Proposal is to provide interested
parties with information necessary to prepare and submit a proposal for
continued development and ongoing management of the Wisconsin Disability
Benefits Network (WDBN). The Division of Long Term Care intends to use the
results of this process to award a contract that will maintain the state's
high level of access to accurate and timely benefit information through
statewide community outreach about relevant and essential benefits,
training, technical support and professional development for a growing
cadre of benefits counseling practitioners. The awardee will also be asked
to participate with the Division in a wide range of public policy and
practice initiatives that relate to disability benefits and employment.
RFP: Wisconsin Disability Benefits
Network (PDF, 253 KB)
Deadline: Proposals must be submitted no later than October
5th, 2007 3 PM CST. See the complete RFP
for submission requirements.
For further information regarding this RFP
contact Sarah Lincoln at (608) 266-7974 or lincosj@dhfs.state.wi.us
Division of Public Health
ANNOUNCEMENT OF COMPETITIVE GRANT TO PROVIDE COLPOSCOPY SERVICES
The Wisconsin Department of Health and Family Services/Division of
Public Health (DHFS/DPH) announces its plan to release a competitive grant
application to provide colposcopy services for women enrolled in Badger
Care Plus programs and for other low-income women.
A Request for Proposals (RFP) will be for a five-year grant cycle
beginning in State Fiscal Year 2009 (July 1, 2008 through June 30,
2009).
The amount of the initial grant award (first contract year) will be
$175,000. The amount of each subsequent annual contract will be $75,000.
Colposcopy services under this competitive grant application must be
provided in a county (or counties) located in the Division of Public
Health’s Northern and Western Regions.
The Wisconsin Division of Public Health will only accept competitive
applications for services to be provided in one or more of the following
counties:
Northern Region Counties: Ashland; Bayfield; Florence; Forest;
Iron; Langlade; Lincoln; Marathon; Oneida; Portage; Price; Sawyer; Taylor;
Vilas; Wood.
Western Region Counties: Barron; Buffalo; Burnett; Chippewa;
Clark; Douglas; Dunn; Eau Claire; Jackson; La Crosse; Monroe; Pepin;
Pierce; Polk; Rusk; St. Croix; Trempealeau; Washburn.
The Wisconsin Division of Public Health will only accept competitive
applications from organizations meeting the following eligibility
criteria. Organizations eligible to submit a competitive application must:
- Be incorporated in State of Wisconsin ;
- Be certified as an eligible health care provider in the Wisconsin
Medicaid Program;
- Currently provide cervical cancer screening services in one or more
of the eligible counties;
- Have a current patient population in which fifty percent (50%) or
more of women patients are either enrolled or eligible for Badger Care
Plus services; and
- Currently provide comprehensive family planning/reproductive health
services that meet Division of Public Health Program requirements.
The deadline for receipt of the Notice of Intent is 4:30 PM on
Friday, July 25, 2008.
Failure to submit a Notice of Intent may make an organization
ineligible to subsequently submit a competitive application.
Organizations interested in submitting a competitive application to
provide or expand colposcopy services in any of the counties listed above,
should submit the Notice of Intent document.
Background Information
The following information is available at the above website to assist
organizations interested in submitting a competitive application to
understand service requirements for providing colposcopy services:
FP/RH/EIDP
Program Quality Criteria for Family Planning/Reproductive Health and EIDP
Services
All eligible organizations that have submitted a Notice of Intent will
be notified when the Wisconsin Division of Public Health is ready to
accept competitive applications.
For further information, please contact:
Michael Vaughn at
608-266-3959 or
Millie Jones at 608
266-2684.
Minority Health Program
Minority Health Mini-Grants
The Minority Health grants are intended to build the capacity of local
communities to provide culturally and linguistically appropriate health
resources and services for African Americans, American Indians, Southeast
Asians, and/or Hispanics/Latino and to eliminate racial/ethnic disparities
in health and healthcare. Applications are targeted to racial/ethnic
community-based organizations and tribes in Wisconsin.
The Division of Public Health intends to use the results of this
process to grant awards for the period of October 15, 2007 to June 30,
2008 and eligible continuation grants for the period from July 1, 2008, to
June 30, 2009.
Projects should address one of these health priority areas in support
of the State Health Plan:
-
Priority Area 1: Access to primary and preventive health services
-
Priority Area 2: Overweight, obesity, and lack of physical activity
RFA # 1604 DPH-LS Minority Health Mini-Grant
(PDF, 67 KB)
RFA # 1604 DPH-LS Minority Health Mini-Grant
(Fillable Word document)
Deadline: Applications must be received no later than 4:00 p.m.
C.S.T., September 28, 2007.
For more information, contact Evelyn
Cruz at (608) 266-3716.
Minority
Health Program and Disparities in Birth Outcomes Program
Minority Healthy Birth Outcomes Public Information Campaign
This Request for Applications (RFA) invites proposals from
private, nonprofit corporations to involve community input for a public
information campaign on improving minority birth outcomes. The purpose of
this grant is to recruit focus groups from the African American
communities in Beloit, Kenosha, Madison, Milwaukee, and Racine
and to assist in developing effective messages for a
culturally-appropriate public information campaign aimed at improving
birth outcomes for minority populations in Wisconsin.
The
Division of Public Health intends to use the results of this process to
make a single award for the period of February 1, 2008 to June 30, 2008.
RFA
# G1607DPH-LS Minority Healthy Birth Outcomes Public Information Campaign
(PDF 67 KB)
Cover
Page and Budget Form (MS Word
Fillable documents)
Respondent's
Questions and Answers
(PDF 11 KB)
Deadline: Applications must be received no later than 4:00 P.M., C.S.T., November
9, 2007.
For
more information, contact Patrice M. Onheiber, at (608) 266-3894.
Milwaukee Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention Partnership Grant
The Division of Public Health announces a Notice of Intent
Application for an opportunity for eligible organizations to compete for a
Milwaukee Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention Partnership Grant.
Applicants who successfully complete the attached Notice of
Intent of Application, and meet the specified eligibility criteria will be
invited to submit a Milwaukee Pregnancy Prevention Partnership Grant
Request for Proposal. A total grant amount of $121,783 will be
awarded to one Milwaukee local agency collaborative beginning July 1,
2007.
The purpose of this grant is to provide coordinated teen
pregnancy prevention services and to increase outreach, awareness,
access and use of the Medicaid Family Planning Waiver Services in the City of Milwaukee.
- Notice of Intent to Apply
(PDF, 204 KB)
Deadline: Notice of Intent Applications are due by 4:30 PM, CDT
Wednesday, April 4, 2007.
For more information regarding this Notice of Intent Application,
contact: Claude Gilmore, at
(608) 266-9354.
Tobacco Prevention & Control in Waukesha County (RFP #1582-DPH-LS)
The Division of Public Health is providing funding to address the
burden of tobacco use and exposure in Waukesha County. Funding will be
provided to conduct specific evidence-based community interventions and
provide support of an existing community coalition. Funding is also
provided to support the WI Wins program which is an effort to reduce youth
smoking and reduce access to tobacco products by conducting compliance
checks at local retailers. A total of $112,216 is available to make a
maximum of two grant awards under this RFP. The $112,216 is divided into
the following project categories:
- $82,624 is available to fund Tobacco Prevention & Control
Community Interventions in Waukesha County.
- $29,592 is available to fund Tobacco Prevention & Control WI
Wins compliance checks in Waukesha County.
Deadline: Proposals are due by 2:30 PM, CST Monday, March
1, 2007. See the RFP for complete submission requirements.
For more information regarding this RFP, contact: Tana Feiner at feinetk@dhfs.state.wi.us
or at (608) 266-3719.
Oral Health Access Grant (RFP # 1579-DPH-BC)
The Division of Public Health is providing funding
for grants to improve Oral Health Access. A total of $1,876,300 is
available for one-time competitive grants ranging between $25,000 and
$500,000 to expand or create successful local oral health programs.
No match or in-kind funds are required. It is expected that grant
funds will be expended by the end of SFY 08. Funding for this
program is targeted to serve individuals at highest risk of oral disease
or significant negative outcomes if left untreated.
Deadline: Proposals are due by 3:00 PM,
CST Monday,
February 5, 2007. See the RFP for complete submission requirements.
For more information regarding this RFP, contact:
Jennifer Padden at paddejl@dhfs.state.wi.us
REQUEST FOR INFORMATION (RFI) for An Emergency Medical Services
Licensing System - RFI # 01 08 DPH-JSS
The purpose of this document is to solicit information from vendors on
available software for an Emergency Medical Services licensing system for
the Department of Health and Family Services’ (DHFS) Division of Public
Health (DPH). DHFS is seeking information about the hardware and software
required, the performance capabilities, the range of costs associated with
a system, and the functional capabilities of systems that encompass a
secure Web-based communications system for use by DPH, Wisconsin emergency
medical technicians and Wisconsin emergency medical services.
This is not a request for bid.
No purchases will be made based on responses to this Request for
Information (RFI).
The State of Wisconsin, as represented by its DHFS, intends to use the
results of this process to finalize specifications for a new EMT licensing
system. The results of this information gathering process may also be used
by the State to create and issue a Request for Bid or Request for Proposal
that may result in the issuance of State contract(s).
RFI # 01 08 DPH-JSS (PDF,
510 KB)
Are faxed bids acceptable? No
Deadline: Applications must be received no later than February
21, 2008, 00:00:00 CST.
For more information contact:
Jacqueline Sommers Smith
HEALTH & FAMILY SERVICES, DEPT OF
1 W Wilson St Rm 750
Madison WI 53702
To
receive notification of postings regarding this procurement, potential
vendors are encouraged to register on the state’s VendorNet system at http://vendornet.state.wi.us.
Statewide Vital Records Information System - RFP # 1580 DPH-EG
The purpose of this document is to provide interested parties with
information enabling them to prepare and submit a proposal for
configurable off-the-shelf software for an automated Statewide Vital
Records Information System for the Wisconsin Department of Health and
Family Services (DHFS). The Department's Division of Public Health seeks
to procure and implement a system for use at the State Vital Records
Office and Local Vital Records Offices and their partners throughout
Wisconsin. Partners include private entities and governmental agencies
that prepare, file, or amend vital records or, in other ways, interface
with the Wisconsin Vital Records System. The System must assure timely
responsiveness, security, and confidentiality of information for all
users.
The State of Wisconsin, as represented by its DHFS, intends to use the
results of this process to award a fixed price contract to purchase an
automated Statewide Vital Records Information System. The State also
intends to use the results to contract to provide implementation,
consultation services, data conversion, installation, interface
development, roll-out, training, and maintenance/support services. The
State reserves the right to determine the most effective division of the
project with options to choose a single vendor or subdividing the project
(e.g., system, implementation/roll-out training), potentially involving
more than one vendor. A vendor may not respond to only select portions of
this RFP. The State may, at its discretion, decide not to award a
contract.
RFP Documents:
1. Amendment 1
(PDF,
17 KB)
2. Appendix A: Data for
Conversion (PDF, 1650 KB)
3. Appendix B: Standard Reports
(PDF, 49 KB)
4. Appendix
C: System Interfaces and Imports/Exports (PDF,
109 KB)
5. Appendix
D: Architecture Security Technical Standards List (PDF,
34 KB)
6. Designation of Confidential
and Proprietary Information (Word, 14 KB)
7. Request for Proposal Document
(PDF,
712 KB)
8. Standard Terms and Conditions
(DOA-3054) (Word, 5 KB)
9. Supplemental Standard Terms and
Conditions (DOA-3681) (Word, 47 KB)
10. Vendor Agreement Cooperative Purchasing
(DOA-3333) (Word, 27 KB)
11. Vendor Cost Worksheet, Version 2
(Excel, 224 KB)
12. Vendor Information (DOA-3477) (Word,
15 KB)
13. Vendor IT/Business Response
Sheet (Word, 1672 KB)
14. Vendor Reference Form
(Word, 25 KB)
15.
Vendor Questions and Answers (PDF, 67 KB)
16. Vendor
Questions and Answers, Part 2
(PDF, 20 KB)
17. Vendor Questions and
Answers, Part 3 (PDF, 69 KB )
20. Vendor Questions and Answers, Part
4 (PDF, 36 KB)
18. Amendment 2 (PDF, 77 KB)
19. Amendment 3 (PDF,
86 KB)
Deadline: Applications must be received no later than February
25, 2008, 2:00 PM CST.
For more information, contact:
Elizabeth Garland, Purchasing Director
HFS-DIV ENTERPRISE SERVICES
1 W Wilson St, Room 750
Madison WI 53703
To
receive notification of postings regarding this procurement, potential
vendors are encouraged to register on the state’s VendorNet system at
http://vendornet.state.wi.us.
Division of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services
Alliance For Wisconsin Youth Cooperative Agreement Grant Program
RFP #1588DDES-LS
The Wisconsin Division of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services is
announcing the availability of funds under a Request for Proposals to
support the establishment of Alliance for Wisconsin Youth Regional
Centers. The overall target of this initiative is to reduce alcohol,
tobacco, and other drug abuse among Wisconsin's youth and adult
population.
The total amount of funds available for this statewide effort is
$250,000 annually beginning August 1, 2007. The first period of funding is
August 1, 2007 - June 30, 2008 (11-months). Eligible applicants may apply
for up to $50,000 per each of the five designated regions. Based on
availability of funds and satisfactory performance, successful proposers
may apply for three additional years of funding.
RFP: Alliance For Wisconsin Youth
Cooperative Agreement Grant Program (PDF, 501 KB)
Application Forms Section
(Word-fillable, 273 KB)
Deadline: Notices of Intent to Apply are due by May 29, 2007 at 4:00
p.m. CT Deadline: Proposals must be submitted no later than June 29, 2007
at 4:00 p.m. CT
For further information regarding this RFP contact Louis
L. Oppor at (608) 266-9485.
Solicitation of Proposals for Coordinated Services Team (CST)
Initiative
You are invited to submit a proposal to the Wisconsin Department of
Health and Family Services (DHFS) for a Coordinated Services Team (CST)
Initiative. Funds are being provided to promote a system change
emphasizing family-focused, strength-based services to families with
children involved in mental health, substance abuse, and child welfare
services.
Coordinated Services Team Initiative
RFP # G1608-DMHSAS-LS Request For Proposal (RFP) (PDF,
155 KB)
The Request for Proposal (RFP) contains information regarding technical
specifications and response requirements. Detailed program planning,
design, monitoring, reporting and evaluation procedures will be required.
Requirements in this RFP will be used to rank and select new CST counties
and tribes that will be funded as money becomes available. There will be
$39,000 available as of July 1, 2008 and $53,500 on October 1, 2008, with
additional funds anticipated in the following years to fund eight more
sites in 2009, four sites in 2010, and two sites in 2011.
Deadline: Proposals must be received no later than 4:00 p.m. C.S.T.
March 6, 2008
For further information regarding this RFP, e-mail George Hulick at hulicgh@dhfs.state.wi.us
or call (608) 266-0907.
Division of Quality Assurance
Conference, Meeting Rooms and Banquet Facilities
RFB #1593DQA-SM
FOCUS 2008 Conference and Pre-Conference Facility The
Department of Health and Family Services (DHFS) is requesting bids to
secure conference space for the DQA FOCUS 2008 Pre-Conference and
Conference to be held on Tuesday, August 5, 2008 through Wednesday August
6, 2008. Upon mutual consent, this contract may be extended to secure
conference space for DQA’s FOCUS 2009 and FOCUS 2010 Pre-Conference and
Conference.
The pre-conference on Tuesday, August 5, 2008 will have approximately
450 people in attendance. The conference facility desired will have one
room for 450 people and 5 breakout rooms that will accommodate a minimum
of 100 people each for the pre-conference on Tuesday, August 5, 2008. The
FOCUS 2008 Conference on Wednesday August 6, 2008 will have approximately
900 people in attendance. The conference facility desired will have one
room for 900 people and a minimum of 8 breakout rooms that will each
accommodate 100-150 people each.
RFB: Request for Bids for Conference,
Meeting Rooms and Banquet Facilities (PDF, 158 KB)
Public Bid Opening
(PDF, 11 KB)
- Answers to Questions (PDF,
22 KB)
- Amendment I (PDF,
17 KB)
- Revised Accommodations/Conference Facility Requirements Response
Sheet (PDF, 34 KB)
- Revised Cost Bid Response Sheet (PDF,
20 KB)
Deadline: Proposals must be submitted no later than 11:00 AM CDT August
30, 2007. See the complete RFB for submission requirements.
For further information regarding this RFB contact Sue McKrecher at
(608) 267-7637.
Last Revised:
September 08, 2008
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