FY26- DCSS MOBIS SCHEDULE - DDS RSA Vocational Services Rate Development Consultant

The District of Columbia Department of Disability Services (DDS) is seeking a Vocational Services Rate Development Consultant through a MOBIS Schedule procurement for fiscal year 2026. This contract opportunity focuses on developing comprehensive rate structures for vocational rehabilitation services, with a specific emphasis on analyzing current service delivery models and recommending strategic pricing methodologies. The consultant will be required to conduct in-depth research on existing vocational service rates, perform comparative market analyses, and develop detailed recommendations for rate adjustments that align with regional labor market conditions and rehabilitation service standards. Proposals must be submitted electronically by January 26, 2026, with a strict deadline for submission by 2:00 PM local time. Potential respondents should possess advanced degrees in rehabilitation counseling, economics, or related fields, with a minimum of seven years of experience in vocational services rate development and comprehensive knowledge of disability service funding mechanisms.

The procurement appears to be open to qualified small businesses and may include opportunities for disadvantaged business enterprises, though specific set-aside designations are not explicitly detailed in the available information. While no incumbent vendors are currently mentioned, the contract suggests potential integration with existing DDS vocational rehabilitation infrastructure and technology platforms. The procurement likely requires vendors to demonstrate significant expertise in disability service rate modeling, with potential contract values ranging between $75,000 and $250,000 depending on the scope of consulting services. Respondents will need to provide comprehensive documentation of their qualifications, including detailed professional credentials, past performance in similar consulting engagements, and a clear methodology for rate development analysis. Evaluation criteria will likely emphasize technical expertise, proposed approach, past performance, and cost-effectiveness of the proposed consulting services.