Hawaii eProcurement Portal #Q26003104

Hawaii DOH Seeks Vendor for Statewide Lead Screening, Testing, and Education Services

The Hawaii Department of Health, Family Health Services Division, is seeking a vendor to deliver statewide community-based lead screening, testing, outreach, and education services focused on children under six years old. - Government Buyer: - Department of Health, Family Health Services Division - Hawaii Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program (HI-CLPPP) - Products/Services Requested: - Secure services of subject matter experts (SMEs) to inform and educate communities about lead exposure - Plan and implement both virtual and in-person meetings and events to foster collaboration among government, nonprofits, private sector, and individuals - Conduct education and outreach activities, including distributing educational materials and holding information sessions for healthcare providers and community partners - Organize special events such as National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week - Notable Requirements: - Ability to coordinate both volunteer and paid SMEs - Plan impactful events and maximize community engagement - Ensure broad outreach to high-risk communities and healthcare providers - Compliance with all applicable state and federal statutes, including taxes and fees - No specific OEMs or commercial vendors are named in the solicitation

Description

This solicitation seeks a contract vendor/provider to reduce the number of children living in environments at high risk of lead exposure and to improve blood lead testing and reporting rates for children under 6 years old at risk. The work includes informing and educating communities about lead exposure effects, fostering collaboration among stakeholders, exploring prevention and mitigation strategies, and coordinating speaking opportunities for subject-matter experts and local champions. The contract involves planning and implementing meetings and events, distributing educational materials, and holding special events such as National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week in October 2026.

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