Opportunity
British Columbia BCBid #234962
Clinical review services for the BC Children and Youth Disability Benefit
Posted
October 15, 2026
Respond By
November 10, 2026
Identifier
234962
NAICS
621399
The Government of British Columbia is seeking clinical review services to support eligibility decisions for its new disability benefit. - Government buyer: Government of British Columbia, Ministry of Children and Family Development. - Requested service: Establish and operate a qualified Clinical Review Team to review Ministry-assigned files and supporting records, including psychological, psychoeducational, medical, educational, behavioural, functional, and allied health information. - Purpose and deliverables: Provide clinical recommendations and supporting rationale about demonstrated functional needs, helping determine whether current autism funding recipients are eligible to transition to the BC Children and Youth Disability Benefit. - OEMs and vendors: No OEMs, vendors, or named service providers are identified in the notice. - Notable requirement: The work calls for qualified clinical professionals able to assess multidisciplinary records and provide reasoned recommendations; no quantities or part numbers are specified. - Performance period: Estimated duration is five months; start and end dates are not specified.
Description
The Ministry of Children and Family Development is seeking specialized clinical services to support implementation of the BC Children and Youth Disability Benefit. The contractor will establish and operate a Clinical Review Team of qualified clinical professionals to review Ministry-assigned files and supporting psychological, psychoeducational, medical, educational, behavioural, functional, and allied health information. The team will provide the Ministry with clinical recommendations and supporting rationale regarding demonstrated functional needs, helping determine whether current autism funding recipients are eligible to transition to the new benefit. The estimated contract duration is five months.