Cost Allocation Plan Narrative and Statistics Support

The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare is soliciting proposals for cost allocation plan narrative and statistics support services through a competitive procurement process. This contract opportunity, identified by the unique State Local Contract Opportunity ID 67d57e041867a643bd01a8ce, seeks professional services to develop comprehensive cost allocation plan documentation and provide statistical analysis support. The procurement is specifically focused on obtaining expert consulting services that can generate detailed narratives and statistical reports related to departmental cost allocation methodologies. Proposals must be submitted by April 17, 2025, following the March 13, 2025 posting date. Key deliverables are expected to include extensive documentation of cost allocation strategies, comprehensive statistical analysis, and supporting documentation that demonstrates precise financial planning and resource allocation methodologies for the department.

While specific set-aside designations are not explicitly outlined in the provided contract information, potential respondents should anticipate standard state procurement requirements for professional services. The contract appears designed for consulting firms or professional services organizations with demonstrated expertise in healthcare cost allocation planning and statistical analysis. Respondents will likely need to demonstrate significant experience with governmental cost accounting, health and human services financial reporting, and advanced statistical modeling techniques. Although specific budget ranges are not specified in the current documentation, similar state-level professional services contracts typically range from $50,000 to $250,000 annually, depending on the complexity and depth of required services. Interested vendors should carefully review all procurement documentation and be prepared to provide comprehensive evidence of their qualifications, professional credentials, and past performance in similar governmental cost allocation support roles.