Doc851306 Promotional Items (Request for Quotation)
Posted
Oct 16, 2026
Oct 20, 2026
Provide printing and promotional items on as needed basis.
Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for District of Columbia Health Benefit Exchange Authority.
Active opportunities open for bidding
Posted
Oct 16, 2026
Oct 20, 2026
Provide printing and promotional items on as needed basis.
Key metrics and characteristics
City
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Washington
County
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District of Columbia
Phone Number
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(202) 715-7576
Zip Code
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20005
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Board meetings and strategic plans from District of Columbia Health Benefit Exchange Authority
The Board meeting focused on updates regarding open enrollment outcomes, federal shutdown impact on health insurance coverage, and network adequacy regulatory developments. Key discussions and actions included the establishment of a time-limited special enrollment period related to the District of Columbia's individual responsibility requirement, and the approval of 2020 standard health plan offerings. The Board authorized the annual renewal of Salesforce licenses and approved the exercise of option years for IT consulting service contracts with Networking for the Future and New Light Technologies. Additionally, the Board recognized the contributions and resignation of a long-standing board member.
The board met to discuss and approve a resolution regarding technical and clarifying amendments to the HBX Enabling Act. Key legislative proposals included formalizing independent personnel authority, updating board membership requirements to include expertise in information technology and cybersecurity, and harmonizing conflict-of-interest provisions with the District of Columbia's Comprehensive Code of Conduct. Additionally, the board entered a closed session for legal advice and noted upcoming officer elections.
Public-sector contacts connected to District of Columbia Health Benefit Exchange Authority.
The board meeting agenda includes an executive session to discuss matters related to litigation, legal advice, and contracting. Public session discussion items and subsequent voting involve several vendor contracts and services: Amazon Web Services, IdeaCrew for IT staffing, Nimbus Solutions for IT staffing and cyber security, NFP Health for premium aggregation, IMS Printing and Mailing, Maximus for contact center services, and the Center for Study of Services (Consumer's CHECKBOOK). Additionally, the board will address the scheduling of the Executive Board election.
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