Questions and Answers 3_14_25.docx

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The document is a Questions and Answers file related to a Request for Proposal (RFP) issued by the State of Oregon's Department of Human Services for Refugee Health Promotion Services. The RFP indicates that the state plans to award a single contract for statewide refugee health services, with the selected vendor having the option to utilize subcontractors to expand service coverage. The document confirms that proposers can submit proposals that leverage partnerships with other organizations to enhance their service area capabilities.

The RFP focuses on promoting health and well-being for refugees and Federal Office of Refugee Resettlement eligible populations, with specific objectives including increasing health literacy, coordinating healthcare, and organizing wellness groups. The Q&A document clarifies key proposal submission details, specifically addressing potential bidders' questions about contract award structure and the ability to collaborate with other organizations. While specific financial details are not provided in this document, the RFP appears to be seeking a comprehensive service provider capable of delivering health promotion services across Oregon through a flexible, partnership-oriented approach.

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Request for Proposal S-10000-0000xxxx Title Q&A Request for Proposal S-10000-00012342 Questions and Answers March 14, 2025

Question:(Contract Award) Can you please confirm that the State does not plan on awarding more than one contract under this RFP?
Answer:Yes, per the RFP 1.1 Introduction, paragraph 3, “The Agency may choose to award one (1) contract from this RFP. The Apparent Successful Proposer may subcontract. The Apparent Successful Proposer will be responsible for providing services statewide.”
Question:(Proposal Submission) Would it be possible to submit a proposal while leveraging partnerships with other organizations and subcontractors to expand our service area?
Answer:Yes.
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