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- 300000279793332
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- Missouri
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This is a Single Feasible Source Purchase Form submitted by the Missouri Department of Mental Health for the Engaging Patients in Care Coordination (EPICC) Program. The Department of Mental Health seeks to engage the Missouri Hospital Association (MHA) to provide services under the EPICC Program, which connects individuals experiencing overdoses at Emergency Departments and Emergency Medical Services to treatment and community services while providing naloxone distribution. The contract period runs from October 1, 2026 through September 30, 2027, with four optional one-year renewal periods available. The requisition number is RTMH2700001 and the Single Feasible Source number is STATE 0000000572SL. The primary contact for this procurement is Ariel Bradford at the Missouri Office of Administration, reachable at 573-751-2497 or via email at Ariel.Bradford@oa.mo.gov and purchmail@oa.mo.gov.
The Missouri Hospital Association has been identified as a single feasible source provider under RSMo 34.044 due to its proprietary capabilities and unique qualifications. The MHA operates a network of 135 member hospitals, including all acute care hospitals in Missouri and most federal, state, rehabilitation, and psychiatric care facilities, providing a trusted platform to advance critical health care initiatives. The Department of Mental Health receives general revenue funding for the EPICC Program, and this acquisition is being pursued through the single feasible source procurement method as the services and requirements are proprietary and available only from this provider.
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Single Feasible Source Purchase
| Title: |
| Engaging Patients in Care Coordination (EPICC) Program |
| Description: |
| The Department of Mental Health requires an Engaging Patients in Care Coordination (EPICC) Program. The Department of Mental Health receives general revenue funding for the EPICC Program, which connects individuals experiencing an overdose at Emergency Departments/Emergency Medical Services to treatment and community services, in addition to providing naloxone. |
The Missouri Hospital Association (MHA) has 135 member hospitals, including every acute care hospital in the state, as well as most of the federal and state hospitals and rehabilitation and psychiatric care facilities. Due to these relationships and network of hospital partners, the MHA is uniquely qualified to provide the services required under the EPICC Program, as it provides a trusted platform to advance critical initiatives within the state’s health care system.
According to RSMo 34.004, a single feasible source can be utilized when the product/service requirements is proprietary and only available from a single provider. As a result, this represents a proprietary requirement that meets the criteria as a single feasible source under RSMo 34.044 and the State is pursuing this acquisition via a Single Feasible Source.
| Contract Period: |
| October 1, 2026 through September 30, 2027 |
| Renewal Options: |
| Four (4) one year renewal periods |
| Agency: |
| Department of Mental Health |
| Supplier: |
| Missouri Hospital Association |
| Buyer: |
| Ariel Bradford |
| Phone No: |
| 573-751-2497 |
| E-Mail: |
| Ariel.Bradford@oa.mo.gov |
| and |
| purchmail@oa.mo.gov |
| Requisition No.: |
| RTMH2700001 |
| SFS No.: |
| STATE 0000000572SL |
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