RFP-2027-DBH-21-GETTI Scoring Sheet Summary

This is a proposal evaluation scoring sheet for the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services, Division for Behavioral Health, related to RFP-2027-DBH-21-GETTI for the Getting to Y (GTY) Substance Misuse Prevention Program. The RFP solicits competitive proposals for administration and implementation of this research-informed substance misuse prevention program across approximately 25 middle and high schools statewide per fiscal year. Primary deliverables include developing a detailed GTY Implementation Plan, recruiting and subcontracting with Regional Public Health Networks, conducting one annual GTY Conference and one annual Train-the-Trainer event per fiscal year, delivering four GTY Learning Collaboratives per fiscal year, establishing a GTY Advisory Group, managing school participation stipends, conducting quarterly on-site reviews, and submitting quarterly reports. The Letter of Intent was due April 21, 2026; vendor questions were due April 21, 2026 at 12:00 PM Eastern Time; and proposals were due May 6, 2026 at 12:00 PM Eastern Time. The contract period extends through June 30, 2028, with authorization for the Department to extend services for up to two additional years.

The evaluation scorecard shows four vendors evaluated by four reviewers: CADY, Inc. (881 total points with proposed cost of $1,100,915); Granite United Way (944 total points with proposed cost of $751,804); Growth Partners, LLC (897 total points with proposed cost of $1,078,730); and a fourth vendor. The scoring allocates 700 technical points across five criteria: Experience/Knowledge (100 points), Implementation Plan (200 points), Recruitment & Collaboration Plan (150 points), Training & TA Plan (150 points), and Capacity/Staffing (100 points), with an additional 300 cost-evaluation points. A minimum technical score of 400 points is required to advance to cost evaluation. The contract is funded through Federal funds from the New Hampshire Tobacco Prevention and Cessation Program (Assistance Listing Number 93.387) and Substance Use Prevention, Treatment and Recovery Services Block Grant (Assistance Listing Number 93.959) with no state match requirement. Vendors must budget a minimum of $100,000 each fiscal year for student stipends, with all costs itemized following a detailed cost sheet template.