North Carolina eVP #Doc2331226410

Independent Contractor Services for Two DHHS Program Studies (Project Management & Evaluation)

This opportunity is issued by the North Carolina Office of State Budget & Management for independent contractor services to conduct two major studies for the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS). - Government Buyer: - Office of State Budget & Management, North Carolina Department of Administration - Scope of Work: - Study #1: Evaluate Division of State Operated Healthcare Facilities and Local Management Entities/Managed Care Organizations (LME/MCOs) - Focus on efficiency, administrative structure, financial sustainability, and transition feasibility to private entities - Deliverables: comprehensive report, phased implementation plan, cost model, stakeholder engagement summary, Medicaid beneficiary third party insurance report feasibility, presentation, and final legislative report - Study #2: Analyze feasibility of centralizing mandated social services from county to state administration - Focus on operational, technological, staffing, and financial feasibility - Deliverables: comprehensive report, phased implementation plan, cost model, stakeholder engagement summary, presentation, and final legislative report - Services Requested: - Project management, monitoring, and evaluation for both studies - Notable Requirements: - Mandatory registration on North Carolina Electronic Vendor Portal (eVP) - Compliance with state and federal employment and eligibility statutes - Commodity code: 801016 (Project monitoring and evaluation) - No specific OEMs or product vendors are named, as this is a service-based procurement - Contract Term: - One year, starting on the later of contract execution or November 19, 2026 - Study #1 final report due by April 1, 2027; Study #2 final report due by June 30, 2027

Description

The Office of State Budget Management is seeking to contract with a qualified firm to complete two DHHS program studies as outlined in the scope of work. The solicitation involves project management services related to these studies. The contract is managed by the North Carolina Department of Administration. Vendors must be registered on the North Carolina Electronic Vendor Portal to respond.

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