ESBD_371060_1723665872848_Questions_Answers for Mental Telehealth Services.pdf
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- Partnership for Mental Telehealth Services
- Solicitation number
- B250001
- Issued by
- Hockley County, Texas
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This document contains questions and answers related to an RFP for mental telehealth services issued by Texas A&M University-Commerce (TAMUC). The RFP seeks proposals to establish telehealth services for the community of Hunt County, with a budget of $1.7 million. TAMUC is open to proposals for a telehealth-only solution that does not include physical sites, and the contractor would be responsible for handling enrollment for community members not associated with the university. The anticipated total number of lives to be served is approximately 100,000, and an HUB Subcontracting Plan is required if subcontractors will be used.
The RFP indicates that TAMUC has received federal grant funding for this initiative. Pricing terms, set-asides, and other salient information are not explicitly provided in the document. However, the RFP appears to be an open competition, with TAMUC seeking innovative telehealth solutions to serve the broader Hunt County community.
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B250001 Partnership for Mental Telehealth Services
Question/Answer:
Q. - is there a planned budget for this RFP out of the grant of federal funding you received?
A. yes, our budget is 1.7 mil
Q. The RFP indicates TAMUC is open to an alternate proposal to establish services in Hunt County.
Can you confirm if you would be open to a telehealth only solution that does not include physical sites? It would be our understanding that equipment, internet service and physical hardware would be necessitated for those physical sites.
A. yes we are open to all bid proposals.
Q. The RFP indicates TAMUC is looking for teletherapy solutions to serve members of the communities of
Hunt County. Can you confirm if these members are students and staff of the University or are you looking to extend services to other individuals in the community? If the latter, would TAMUC be looking for the contractor to handle enrollment such as via call center or online enrollment portal for those individuals not associated with the University?
A. This is for the community of Hunt county and yes it would be up to the contractor to handle enrollment.
1. Can you confirm the anticipated total number of lives?
a. Roughly 100,000 lives
2. Can you please confirm:
• Is an HUB Subcontracting Plan (HSP) required to be submitted with this RFP?
a. If there will be outsourcing for services, then yes it is required.
• Is an HSP only required to be submitted if subcontractors will be used to meet the scope of this RFP?
a. correct
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