Utah Public Procurement Place U3P #JM27-102

Sole Source Demonstration Project: Linking Adults with Disabilities to Preventive Health Care and Health Promotion

This opportunity involves a sole source contract by the Utah Division of Purchasing, under the Department of Health and Human Services, to implement and evaluate a demonstration project connecting adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities to preventive health care and health promotion programs. - Government Buyer: - Utah Division of Purchasing (Health and Human Services) - Disability and Health Programs (Department of Health and Human Services) - OEMs and Vendors: - Utah Health Policy Project (UHPP) is the sole vendor identified for this project - Products/Services Requested: - Implementation and evaluation of a demonstration project for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities - Services include: - Two full-time linkage coordinators - Participant screening (minimum 50 initially, targeting 200 over the project period) - Assessments, referrals, follow-ups, and knowledge assessments - Participant-level data collection and management in a validated system - Quarterly and annual reporting - Unique or Notable Requirements: - Evidence-based health promotion interventions - Comprehensive data privacy and security compliance - Culturally appropriate healthcare access focus - Adherence to Utah's anti-boycott certification - Sole source justification based on unique qualifications and transitional cost considerations - Estimated contract value is between $567,720 and $705,787 over a five-year period

Description

This solicitation is a notice of intent to award a contract without engaging in a standard procurement process. The contract supports a demonstration project linking adults with intellectual disabilities and developmental disabilities with unmet needs to preventive health care and health promotion programs. The project involves implementing and evaluating the demonstration, including participant referrals, data collection, and reporting. The contract is intended to be awarded to Utah Health Policy Project as a sole source due to unique qualifications and transitional costs considerations.

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