The purpose of this task order is to further develop, implement and manage a learning system that will engage potential CMS stakeholders (e.g. hospitals, health plans, providers, academia,…

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) awarded a delivery order valued at approximately $14.2 million to Deloitte Consulting LLP to develop, implement, and manage a learning system designed to engage CMS stakeholders in awareness and participation activities related to the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation (CMMI) models. The stakeholder engagement initiative targets hospitals, health plans, providers, academic institutions, professional organizations, patient and beneficiary advocates, and beneficiaries to ensure they understand how to participate in new care delivery and payment models being tested by CMMI. The contract operates under the Research Measurement Assessment Design and Analysis (RMADA) master indefinite delivery vehicle and is structured as a cost-plus-fixed-fee delivery order with no small business set-aside, extending through September 16, 2023.

This delivery order leverages Deloitte's extensive experience delivering strategic consulting and program management services across federal civilian agencies. As a large consulting firm with a substantial federal presence, Deloitte brings expertise in stakeholder engagement, learning systems design, and healthcare transformation initiatives that align with CMS's mission to modernize Medicare and Medicaid programs. The work performed under this engagement supports CMMI's broader objective of testing innovative payment and delivery models while ensuring comprehensive stakeholder awareness and buy-in, which is critical to successful model implementation and adoption across the healthcare industry.

The purpose of this task order is to further develop, implement and manage a learning system that will engage potential CMS stakeholders (e.g. hospitals, health plans, providers, academia, professional organizations, patient and beneficiary advocates, and beneficiaries) to ensure that they are aware of how to become involved in new models being tested by cmmi.