Oklahoma Supplier Systems #EV00000993

Oklahoma Community Paramedicine Strategy and Payment-Model Consulting

Oklahoma is seeking a consultant to plan statewide Community Paramedicine deployment and a sustainable way to fund it. - Government buyer: State of Oklahoma, Office of Management and Enterprise Services (OMES), Central Purchasing. - Procurement: Statewide Community Paramedicine Consulting Services contract; solicitation EV00000993. - Requested service: One consulting engagement to develop Oklahoma deployment strategies and a path to sustainable payment. The work may also extend to integrating Community Paramedicine with other Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP) initiatives. State agencies and affiliates may use the contract as needed. - Service requirements: Demonstrate at least one year of Community Paramedicine or Mobile Integrated Healthcare strategy experience and capability to serve communities with fewer than 55,000 residents outside Oklahoma and Tulsa Counties. Third-party vendor involvement is not permitted. - Pricing and deliverables: Provide statewide pricing and an agency-specific budget, with fixed-cost, deliverable-based pricing, proposed milestones and payments, and hourly rates and roles for any additional professional services. - OEMs and vendors: No product manufacturers, OEMs, or vendor companies are named in the provided materials. - Term: Begins upon agreement execution and runs through the stated 2028 end of the initial term, with up to three one-year renewals that could extend the agreement through the stated 2031 final end date.

Description

The Office of Management and Enterprise Services (OMES) Central Purchasing division is seeking proposals for a statewide contract to develop deployment strategies for Community Paramedicine in Oklahoma, including a path to a sustainable payment model. Potential extensions may include integrating Community Paramedicine with other Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP) programs. State agencies and affiliates may use the contract on an as-needed basis. The source states that the contract is a mandatory statewide contract and identifies deployment capability across Oklahoma communities outside Oklahoma and Tulsa Counties as a requirement.

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