Nevada ePro #40DHHS-S4057

Nevada APS Statewide Forensic Medical Review and Reporting Services

Nevada is seeking statewide forensic medical expertise to support Adult Protective Services investigations of vulnerable adults. - Government buyer: Nevada Department of Administration, Aging and Disability Services Division (ADSD), Adult Protective Services (APS). The initial release also identifies the State of Nevada Department of Human Services. - OEMs and vendors: No product manufacturers, OEMs, or service vendors are named. - Requested service: One APS Forensic Medical Specialist service line (quantity 1), providing expert review of complex medical records and opinions related to suspected abuse or neglect, wound development and care, multiple diagnoses, medication issues, and injury identification. No part number applies. - Response and reporting requirements: Begin analysis within three working days after a request and deliver a written report within ten working days, documenting findings, conclusions, examined records, procedures, and supporting materials. - Other notable requirements: The contractor may be subpoenaed in civil or criminal proceedings; payment for testimony is limited to approved criminal cases and subject to available funds. Invoices are due within 30 working days of an evaluation, and travel and related expenses must follow applicable state procedures and rates. - Contract and evaluation: One contract is anticipated for a four-year term. Evaluation considers experience in forensic medical evaluation of injuries and vulnerable adults (45%), cost (30%), and service delivery approach, availability, and response capacity (25%).

Description

The Aging and Disability Services Division is seeking quotes from qualified vendors to provide forensic services for Adult Protective Services investigations involving complex medical records. Services include expert opinion and medical-record review on issues such as abuse and neglect, wounds, multiple diagnoses, medication, and injury identification, along with written findings and conclusions. Work is needed statewide, and analysis must begin within three working days of a request, with a report due within ten working days. The State intends to award one contract with an expected four-year term.

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