USDC Physical Therapy Services (Request for Proposal)
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Aug 26, 2026
Sep 9, 2026
Seeking for physical therapy services for residents.
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Posted
Aug 26, 2026
Sep 9, 2026
Seeking for physical therapy services for residents.
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Dec 31, 2099
Soliciting qualified providers for time-limited peer support services to help individuals and families remain in home and community-based settings while waiting for Home and Community Based Services.
Posted
Oct 1, 2024
Sep 30, 2035
The Utah Department of Health and Human Services (Division of Aging and Adult Services / Adult Protective Services) is issuing an Invitation for Applications to procure qualified providers to provide emergency placement short-term shelter for eligible APS clients. Responses must follow the IFA submission instructions (applications submitted via email to the listed contact) and the posting is open with a close date of 2035-09-30.
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Salt Lake City
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Salt Lake
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288 N 1460 W
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(833) 353-3447
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84116
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This document details a sole-source procurement process by the Utah Department of Health and Human Services (Division of Child and Family Services) to contract with the Utah Valley Convention Center for venue rental services for two annual conferences: the Support Staff 2026 Conference and the Child Welfare Institute 2026 Conference. The agreements cover venue use from April 27-29, 2026, including facility rental, food and beverage, and audio-visual services, with a combined estimated total cost of $94,926.08. The sole-source justification is based on the convention center's capacity, central location, and ability to honor state rates.
This document serves as a Notice of Intent to Award a Contract Without Engaging in a Standard Procurement Process, specifically to request an increase to an existing contract (Contract Number 236038) with International Rescue Committee Inc. The purpose of the contract is to provide health mentorship to newly arrived refugees. The request, driven by increased funding and a greater quantity of services needed, aims to add $6,406.62 to the contract. The contract's original total was $45,000, which increased to a current total of $613,137.00, with a proposed total of $728,439.00 after this request. The increase is being processed as a sole source modification. The document also details the internal justification for waiving standard procurement procedures.
This document details the procurement of 18 annual business user licenses for the Quickbase low-code, web-based database platform by the Utah Department of Health & Human Services. The total cost for this service is $9,525.60, covering a billing cycle from October 4, 2024, to October 3, 2025. The transaction is documented through a payment request, an invoice (Invoice #1041437), an internal requisition, and a detailed purchase order form (PO # PO 250 2510000003).
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The council meeting addressed several operational and administrative items. Key topics included the announcement of open board positions, such as the Vice-Chair, general public representative, child health care provider, and ethnic population representative. The council nominated and unanimously elected a new Vice-Chair. Additionally, the meeting featured presentations on the Enrollment Report and the Director's Report, providing updates on program status and leadership insights.
Utah's Rural Health Transformation Project Narrative outlines a strategic blueprint to transform rural health through sustainable, generational investments. The plan is guided by four strategic goals: making rural Utahns healthy, workforce development, innovation and access, and technology innovation, aiming to improve health outcomes, access, quality, and workforce stability for all rural Utahns. It will be implemented through seven key initiatives: PATH, RISE, SHIFT, FAST, LIFT, SUPPORT, and LINCS, with outcomes expected by FY2030.
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This Performance Measures Hub outlines the Utah Department of Health and Human Services' commitment to tracking progress on its strategic plan to achieve positive outcomes for all Utahns. It details a scorecard reflecting population-level data points and emphasizes collaboration with government and private agencies to drive improvements. The hub also notes that each operational unit within DHHS contributes to collective performance through its own strategic plan and measures, with regular reviews to strategize actions for community impact.
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