GThankYou Grocery Certificates

The Florida Department of Health (DOH) is seeking to procure GThankYou Grocery Certificates through a single-source procurement for a three-year term. The primary objective is to purchase grocery certificates that will serve as motivational incentives for program participants to receive vaccines or testing. These certificates must meet specific criteria, including prohibiting non-food item purchases (such as tobacco and alcohol), providing tracking capabilities, and being accepted by major grocery outlets throughout Florida. The procurement is being conducted in accordance with Chapter 60A-1.045 of the Florida Administrative Code, specifically targeting Leon County. The DOH requires certificates with unique identifying numbers, expiration dates, and the ability to provide proof of redemption. The solicitation was posted on October 27, 2025, with a final submission deadline of November 17, 2025. Vendors must demonstrate the ability to provide grocery certificates that effectively support the DOH's programmatic goals of encouraging client participation and adherence to treatment plans.

The procurement appears to be a non-competitive, single-source acquisition specifically targeting GThankYou as the sole vendor. No specific set-aside designations or restrictions on responding organizations are explicitly mentioned in the documentation. The estimated total value of the procurement is $4,000,000.00, covering the three-year contract term. The unique characteristics of GThankYou's grocery certificates, including their ability to prevent purchases of non-essential items and provide comprehensive tracking, are central to the DOH's selection process. The certificates are intended to be used across multiple DOH programs as motivational tools for client engagement. While the solicitation does not outline specific integration requirements, the certificates must be compatible with major Florida grocery outlets and include robust tracking mechanisms. The procurement represents a strategic approach to incentivizing public health participation through a carefully designed grocery certificate program.