Indiana Family and Social Services Administration

Indiana Family and Social Services Administration

Close: Feb 25, 2026

The State of Indiana (via the Indiana Department of Administration on behalf of the Office of Early Childhood and Out of School Learning) is soliciting contractors to serve as the Child Care and Development Fund (CCDF) and On My Way Pre-K intake agent(s), to operate one Central Eligibility Office and 12 Regional Eligibility Offices across the state to manage intake, eligibility determination, enrollment and case management. The contract term is two years with two one-year renewals, includes performance-based payments and set-aside goals for MBE/WBE/IVOSB participation, and requires vendor registration with the Indiana DOA and good standing with the Secretary of State. Key procurement dates shown on aggregator sources: pre-proposal conference Jan 28, 2026; written questions due Feb 4, 2026; proposals due Feb 25, 2026 at 3:00 PM ET; the opportunity is not a grant and is open as of 2026-01-22.

Indiana Family and Social Services Administration

Close: Mar 11, 2026

The Indiana State Psychiatric Hospital Network (ISPHN) is seeking proposals for comprehensive operational and clinical pharmacy management services across three Joint Commission-certified facilities: Evansville Psychiatric Children’s Center (EPCC), Evansville State Hospital (ESH), and Richmond State Hospital (RSH). The contractor will manage day-to-day pharmacy operations, provide clinical pharmacy consultation, ensure regulatory compliance (HIPAA, DEA), support inventory and cost containment, and provide on-call coverage. The contract period is four years with two one-year renewal options, and the solicitation includes participation goals for MBE/WBE/IVOSB vendors.

Indiana Family and Social Services Administration

Close: Jan 7, 2026

The RFP titled "ISPHN De-escalation Techniques" is an open solicitation from the Indiana FSSA Mental Health & Addiction. It seeks a respondent to provide Medical De-escalation and Intervention Training for up to twenty-five (25) trainers at six (6) locations across Indiana. The training aims to equip trainers with skills to de-escalate and intervene in medical situations, with the selected respondent responsible for providing all necessary materials and equipment.