Bidder QA Response RFP 250000002128 WIC Compliance Buys.docx

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Contract for WIC Div Undercover Compliance Buys
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RFP-491-250000002128-2
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This document is a Bidder Questions and Answers (Q&A) response for Request for Proposals (RFP) 250000002128, issued by the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) for the Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) Program Compliance Buys Investigative Services. The Q&A document addresses two specific inquiries from potential bidders regarding the RFP, focusing on pricing structure and hearing duration expectations.

The bidders sought clarification on two key points: first, whether pricing could be separated by lower and upper peninsula (as in previous bids), and second, the expected duration of in-person hearings. The MDHHS responded that bidders must submit pricing as instructed in Schedule B and confirmed that 6 hours per in-person hearing is a reasonable assumption. No additional details about contract value, specific service requirements, or evaluation criteria are provided in this document.

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BIDDER QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

Request for Proposals (RFP) 250000002128 Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) Program Compliance Buys Investigative Services

Q#
Document and Section
Page #
Bidder Question
Answer
1
Schedule B Pricing
62
Previously, the bid was separated by lower and upper peninsula. Can we separate the two prices for this RFP as well?
Please see Schedule B, Number 2. Bidders must submit pricing as instructed in Schedule B.
2
Schedule B Pricing
62
Previously, in-person hearings called for 6 hours per hearing. Is it safe to assume our pricing should reflect 6 hours of work per hearing?
Yes, 6 hours for an in-person hearing is a safe assumption.

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