Opportunity
Massachusetts COMMBUYS #BD-27-1031-BCHAP-BCH01-133140
Comprehensive Training and Technical Assistance Program for Massachusetts SRHP Network
Posted
September 10, 2026
Respond By
October 19, 2026
Identifier
BD-27-1031-BCHAP-BCH01-133140
NAICS
611430
This opportunity from the Massachusetts Department of Public Health seeks a qualified vendor to deliver a comprehensive Training and Technical Assistance Program for the Sexual and Reproductive Health Program (SRHP) safety-net provider network. - Government Buyer: - Massachusetts Department of Public Health, Bureau of Community Health and Prevention - Scope of Services: - Design, deliver, and manage training and technical assistance for SRHP-funded agencies statewide - Support approximately 200 staff across 22 agencies - Maintain and enhance the digital training platform (masrh.org) - Curate and deliver training content through multiple modalities (in-person, online, webinars) - Provide clinical oversight, instructional design, and stakeholder engagement - Ensure training aligns with SRHP Standards and Core Values, including topics like health inequities, racial equity, reproductive justice, mandatory reporting, and clinical best practices - Notable Requirements: - Compliance with confidentiality and data security standards - Supplier diversity commitments - Ability to support additional SRHP projects and practitioners statewide - No specific OEMs or product manufacturers are mentioned; the focus is on service delivery and program management - Estimated contract value is approximately $300,000 annually, with a total potential value up to $2.25 million over the contract period - Period of performance is up to 7.5 years, with initial term and option years
Description
The Massachusetts Department of Public Health's Division of Child/Adolescent and Reproductive Health is seeking qualified vendors to provide a Training and Technical Assistance Program for the Sexual and Reproductive Health Program (SRHP) safety-net provider network. The program delivers comprehensive sexual and reproductive health services in Massachusetts. The training program aims to support and strengthen SRHP's work by providing technical assistance, curating relevant content, and delivering training through multiple modalities to clinicians, administrators, support staff, and other healthcare professionals employed by SRHP-funded agencies. The program should enhance their capacity to address complex health, medical, and social determinants affecting clients seeking SRH services in the Commonwealth.