2026_68_RFP_Attachment_D.docx
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- 0000004264
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- Hennepin County, Minnesota
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This is an RFP attachment document from the Minneapolis Health Department (MHD) in Minnesota establishing requirements for community-centered doula and care coordination services to advance birth equity and birth justice. The RFP seeks qualified organizations to deliver comprehensive services including community doula support, prenatal and postpartum care coordination, evidence-based health education, and connection to community resources for Minneapolis residents. The proposal should address service delivery models, staffing qualifications, cultural competency approaches, and mechanisms for community engagement and feedback. Respondents must demonstrate capacity to serve diverse populations with attention to health disparities and social determinants of health affecting birth outcomes. The attachment specifies evaluation criteria, proposal format requirements, and organizational capacity standards that bidders must meet in their submissions.
The document establishes pricing structures based on service delivery models and anticipated caseloads, with funding provided through the Minneapolis Health Department budget. Preference may be given to organizations with demonstrated experience serving communities experiencing health disparities, particularly Black, Indigenous, and communities of color. The contract anticipates a multi-year term with potential renewal options contingent upon performance and continued funding availability. Bidders should demonstrate financial stability, appropriate licensing and certifications for clinical staff, and proven outcomes in birth equity initiatives. The RFP requires detailed cost proposals aligned with service volumes and staffing requirements to ensure sustainable service delivery throughout the contract period.
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Attachment D: Anticipated Project Budget
Budget (optional template below) - Please include a draft budget for how the funding will be used to complete the scope of services. Your budget should reflect completion of items noted in the Scope of Services (Attachment A). Administrative fees cannot exceed 10%. (10 points)
| Personnel |
| Role on project |
| Base salary, hourly rate, or annual wage |
| Estimated hours on project |
| Salary/wages charged to project |
| Other funding source or in-kind |
Name 1 (or “to be named”)
Name 2
Name 3
Total Salary/Wages
Fringe Benefits
Total Personnel Costs
Other Expenses [categories below may be modified as needed]
Supplies
Printing
Other (specify)
Total Other Expenses
Total Direct Costs (sum of Total Personnel, Total Other Expenses, and Total Contractual)
Administrative Costs (not to exceed 10% of Total Direct Costs)
Total Project Costs (sum of Total Direct Costs and Administrative Costs)
Required detail Personnel (salary/wages) Provide for all individuals funded by the proposal. Include salary/wage, description of their role on the project, and their qualifications for their role. Justify the time allocated to the project for each individual. When requesting funds for non-direct staff time (e.g. executive director, project director, etc.), keep in mind that no more than 10% of a project’s budget can be used for administrative/overhead expenses.
Fringe benefits For the amount provided in the table, indicate whether the calculation was based on an across-the-board fringe benefits rate used by your agency (e.g., 20% of salary) or whether it was computed based on actual fringe costs for each individual.
Other expenses These are examples of some potential other expense categories. Not all of these will necessarily be applicable for your project, or you may have additional categories not listed. Please modify subheads to match subheads used in budget table).
· Mileage: describe the purpose for the travel; provide the numbers of miles and mileage rate used.
· Supplies: describe the types of supplies and their applicability to the project.
· Printing: estimate costs for printing or photocopying and explain how the amount was derived.
· Program costs/incentives: expenses associated with implementing the program or project.
· Other (specify): add an explanation for any other categories identified in the budget table.
Administrative Costs Specify the rate used and indicate what the agency costs are that are covered by the rate. No more than 10% of a project’s budget can be used for administrative/overhead expenses.
Notes
· You may use your own form instead of this template. If you choose to use your own format, please ensure it includes enough detail, including individual line items for each type of expense, calculations for requested amounts, and separate line items for each personnel cost.
· You must include the required detail listed above. You can include it within a budget table or as a separate budget narrative, but you are responsible for ensuring that your budget includes the necessary amount of detail.
· You can add or delete lines/columns as needed.
If project includes funding from another source, please identify the source of the funding and the specific line items for which it will be used.
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