Mercer County Granicus #DHS2026-17

Mercer County aging and disability services programs

Mercer County is seeking providers to deliver aging and disability services through its Department of Human Services and the Office on Aging/Aging and Disability Resource Connection (ADRC). - Buyer: Mercer County Department of Human Services, Office on Aging/Aging and Disability Resource Connection (ADRC). - Annual funding: $255,019 per year; potential total funding is approximately $510,038 to $765,057 for a two- to three-year term. - Services requested: Clinical services for children; transitional services; recreational opportunities and summer camp scholarships; and care management for adults with disabilities aged 18–59. - Who the programs serve: Mercer County residents aged 60 and older and/or residents with physical or developmental disabilities. - Service priorities: People with significant social or economic needs, minority communities, people at risk of institutional placement, older adults with Alzheimer’s disease or related disorders, caregivers, and residents with severe disabilities. - OEMs and vendors: No manufacturers, OEMs, or vendors are named. No equipment or part-numbered products are specified. - Performance structure: The County describes contract options lasting two or three years, with annual funding; this is not identified as an annual subscription.

Description

The Mercer County Department of Human Services, Office on Aging/Aging and Disability Resource Connection, is accepting proposals to provide County Direct Funding of $255,019 per year. Services cover clinical services for children, transitional services, recreational opportunities and summer camp scholarships, and care management for adults with disabilities aged 18–59. Funding supports programs for Mercer County residents aged 60 and older and/or residents with physical or developmental disabilities, with stated priorities including people with the greatest social and economic needs, minorities, people at risk of institutional placement, people with Alzheimer’s disease and related disorders, caregivers, and residents with severe disabilities. The County may award contracts under several one- to three-year term and extension options.

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