Description: The Massachusetts Executive Office of Health and Human Services (EOHHS) is seeking qualified providers for a Transitional Assistance Master Service Agreement contract. This contract aims to support program-eligible participants across multiple initiatives, including Money Follows the Person (MFP) DEMO, MFP Community Living, Acquired Brain Injury Networking, MFP Residential Supports, ABI Residential Habilitation, and Traumatic Brain Injury programs.
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The Commonwealth of Massachusetts (through MassAbility) is soliciting vendors to provide Transitional Assistance services to eligible individuals in Home and Community Based Services (HCBS) waiver programs, supporting housing stability, finding housing, and purchasing household setup items. The procurement is for a Master Service Agreement with an expected duration of approximately nine years (with renewal options) and an estimated total procurement value of approximately $65,000,000. Award will be by best value considering vendor experience, qualifications, and pricing; vendors must comply with applicable laws and data-security requirements.
Transitional Assistance Master Service Agreement contract with providers to support program eligible participants enrolled in the MFP DEMO, MFP CL, ABI N, MFP RS, ABI RH, and TBI or any additional valid commonwealth program in removing barriers to housing, finding housing, and purchasing necessary household setup items (non-recurring costs of allowable cost items) so those individuals can transition successfully to the community or other approved situational moves.
The West Virginia Office of Shared Administration, on behalf of the Department of Health Facilities, seeks bids to replace the HVAC system at the Transition Living Facility at William R. Sharpe, Jr. Hospital. The work includes procurement, installation, testing, cleanup, permitting, and coordination with facility security, with award to the lowest-priced qualified bidder. Bidders must hold a current West Virginia contractor’s license, demonstrate experience on at least three similar HVAC projects, and meet applicable regulatory, federal-funds, HIPAA, and EEOC requirements.
