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20 opportunities shown.

  1. AGING SERVICES INFORMATION SYSTEM (ASIS)

    The South Carolina Department on Aging (SCDOA) is procuring a comprehensive Aging Services Information System (ASIS) composed of six functional modules (Core Data Management, Financial, Service Transactions, Micro Transactions, Survey System, and Document Library).

  2. Home And Community Aging Impact (Request for proposal)

    Seeks proposals from qualified public, private non-profit, and private for-profit entities to provide high-impact, community-based services and support for older adults (aged 60 and older) through the Home and Community Aging Impact RFP, funded by the voter-approved Washtenaw County Older Persons Millage.

  3. Essex County

    CountyNY

    Senior Meal Drop Ship Services RFP

    The intent of this RFP is to contract for the purchase and delivery of drop shipped home delivered refrigerated meals for the Essex County Office for the Aging.

Recent buying indicators

Recent board meeting, budget, plan, and contract evidence, connected to the buyer and relevant decision-makers.

Why now

- Mississippi Medicaid moved its eligibility system to new hardware last month and now processes MAGI applications in nine days or less. - A new electronic case management model with the Department of Rehabilitation Services cut disability application processing by about 10 days. - Automating redeterminations reduced staff caseloads by 10%, let the agency cut about 50 eligibility specialists, and raised the expedite rate to 52%. - The agency plans to roll out a new fraud analytics system by FY27 and an electronic prior authorization process, and has moved all 50 on-premises servers to the cloud.

Meeting MentionPre-RFPDetected: Oct 2
Key Contacts · Verified by Starbridge
Ben Collins
Bureau Chief, GIS and Redistricting
Kirby Arinder
Chief Information Officer

Why now

- The New Hampshire legislative committee is studying oversight gaps for IDD/ABD community residences, with a statutory report due November 1. - DHHS officials testified they lack a centralized system to securely collect and exchange information in real time across supervisory activities. - The department confirmed it has no financial or human resources to modernize its data infrastructure and reporting, and requested resources for a central intake and triage unit. - The committee discussed replacing the current email-dependent complaint and incident process with a consolidated modern IT platform for accurate, timely data.

Meeting MentionPre-RFPDetected: Sep 30
Key Contacts · Verified by Starbridge
Jennifer J. Becker
ADA Compliance Coordinator
Kevin P. Ripple
Budget Officer
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