Opportunity
Wisconsin eSupplier #S-1947 DQA-26
Surveyor services for Wisconsin long-term and non-long-term care facilities
Posted
October 29, 2026
Respond By
December 09, 2026
Identifier
S-1947 DQA-26
NAICS
541611, 541690
The Wisconsin Department of Health Services is seeking contractors to conduct complaint investigations and recertification surveys at regulated care facilities. - Government buyer: Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS), Division of Quality Assurance (DQA). - Requested services: - Lot 1 — Long-Term Care (LTC): Complaint investigations and recertification surveys, including at Intermediate Care Facilities for Individuals with Intellectual Disabilities (ICF/IID). - Lot 2 — Non-Long-Term Care (NLTC): Complaint investigations and recertification surveys, including at hospitals and End Stage Renal Disease facilities. - Both lots include survey documentation, responses to immediate-jeopardy situations, and related management and quality assurance support. - Requirements: Surveyors must meet specified training and licensure requirements. Services must be available within the contiguous United States; written DHS approval is required before using AI. - Contracting considerations: Vendors may propose for either or both lots, and up to three vendors may be awarded per lot. No minimum service volume is guaranteed. - OEMs and vendors: No product manufacturers, OEMs, or prospective service vendors are named in the available information.
Description
The Wisconsin Department of Health Services, Division of Quality Services, is seeking proposals for surveyor services to investigate complaints and conduct recertifications at Long-Term Care and Non-Long-Term Care facilities. Long-Term Care facilities include Intermediate Care for Individuals with Intellectual Disabilities facilities; Non-Long-Term Care facilities include hospitals and End Stage Renal Disease facilities. The solicitation has two lots: Lot 1 for Long-Term Care facilities and Lot 2 for Non-Long-Term Care facilities, and vendors may propose for either or both lots. The process may result in up to three separate contracts for each lot.