New York State Contract Reporter #2138863

New York State seeks vendors for Consultative Examination Medical Providers for Employment and Income Support Programs (EISP) across five regions.

This opportunity is for vendors to provide Consultative Examinations (CE) to support New York State's Employment and Income Support Programs (EISP). - Government Buyer: - New York State Office of Temporary & Disability Assistance (OTDA), Bureau of Contract Management - Office location: Albany, NY - Services Requested: - Consultative Examinations (CE) for individuals referred by Local Departments of Social Services - Includes independent medical, psychiatric/psychological, and intelligence evaluations - Ancillary testing as needed - Services support eligibility determinations for disability benefits (SSI, MA) and employability - Coverage: - Five distinct regions across New York State - Vendors may bid for one or more regions; each region requires a separate proposal - Awards are made independently per region - Requirements: - Providers must bid a percentage off the OTDA Division of Disability Determinations (DDD) Fee Schedule - Offices must be handicapped-accessible, centrally located, and near public transportation or parking - Diversity goals: 3% Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Business (SDVOB), 10% Minority Business Enterprise (MBE), 7% Women Business Enterprise (WBE) - No guarantee of referral volume - Notable OEMs/Vendors: - Past contracts awarded to Industrial Medicine Associates, PC (IMA) - No specific product part numbers or quantities; focus is on professional services

Description

The Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance (OTDA) of the State of New York is seeking competitive proposals from up to five qualified vendors to provide Consultative Examinations (CE) for individuals referred by Local Departments of Social Services. These examinations include independent medical, psychiatric/psychological, and intelligence evaluations to assist in determining employability and disability benefits eligibility. The contract covers five regions in New York State, with awards made independently for each location. Providers must bid a percentage off the OTDA Division of Disability Determinations Fee Schedule rates and maintain accessible office locations within each region.

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