Alaska Online Public Notices #2027-1600-0122

Alaska ILP funding formula methodology development for 15 regional grantees

Alaska’s Early Intervention/Infant Learning Program seeks consulting services to design a fair funding formula for its regional grantees. - Government buyer: State of Alaska Department of Health, Division of Senior and Disabilities Services, Early Intervention/Infant Learning Program (State ILP); contact named in the materials: Haley Wilkinson. - Requested services: Develop a methodology for distributing state and federal grant funds among 15 regional ILP grantees, with data collection and analysis, stakeholder collaboration, and implementation guidance. - Consider regional costs and geography, travel, birth-to-three population, referrals, enrollment, service months, service intensity, and potential revenue from Medicaid, private insurance, Medicaid Administrative Claiming, Targeted Case Management, and local grants. - Deliverables include a funding formula spreadsheet, methodology report, meeting plans and notes, and implementation guidance and support. The cost proposal refers to seven deliverables but does not individually describe them. - Important requirements: Offerors must show at least three years of recent experience developing funding formulas, methodologies, or cost/rate studies, and at least three years working with education and/or health and social service systems. Services must be performed in the United States. A HIPAA Business Associate Agreement includes requirements for handling protected health information where applicable. - OEMs and vendors: No OEMs or vendor companies are named. The Business Associate is unnamed. - Budget and performance: Maximum stated budget is $200,000. The work is expected to last approximately one year; the full contract term is not specified.

Description

The State of Alaska Department of Health, Division of Senior and Disabilities Services, Early Intervention/Infant Learning Program is requesting proposals from qualified vendors to develop a grantee funding formula methodology. The RFP includes seven deliverables, and the cost proposal states a not-to-exceed amount of $200,000. Proposals are due October 28, 2026.

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