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Oct 14, 2026
Nov 10, 2026
The project replaces nine failing modular air-cooled chillers in an areaway at Building 501 with two new chillers. Existing electrical gear will be reused with new fuses and conductors, and ductwork will be modified to route condenser air to grade level. New piping and heat trace will be installed from the mechanical-room wall to the new chillers.
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Nov 10, 2026
The Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services seeks replacement of HVAC equipment and one hot tank at CHFS OAK. The notice identifies this as a Request for Bid and says online responses are not accepted, with submission instructions provided in the Terms & Conditions. The available description gives no equipment specifications, quantities, or part numbers, and does not identify the precise location beyond “CHFS OAK.”
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Apr 1, 2026
Nov 6, 2026
Provide financial management services (fms) for the participant-directed service (pds) model of the following five (5) 1915(c) medicaid waiver programs in the commonwealth: (1) acquired brain injury (abi), (2) acquired brain injury - long term care (abi-ltc), (3) home and community based waiver (hcb), (4) michelle p. Waiver (mpw), (5) supports for community living (scl). Fms's include, but are not limited to, electronic visit verification, processing claims/goods and services invoices, processing background checks for pds employees, issuing paychecks to pds employees, assisting participants, representatives, or employees with tax forms, documentation, and reports needed by state or federal agencies, and financial reports for the participant and case manager.
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City
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Frankfort
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Franklin
Address
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275 E Main St
Phone Number
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(833) 372-0004
Zip Code
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40621
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This is a delivery order issued by the Commonwealth of Kentucky to Insight Public Sector Inc. for four Nintex Workflow Standard Licenses. The service period for these licenses is from January 25, 2025, to January 24, 2026. The total order amount for this delivery is $19,869.40, referencing Master Agreement 2300000427.
This document details an order from Insight Public Sector, Inc. to KY Cabinet for Health and Family Service for one unit of JOTFORM GOLD software. The coverage period for the software is from December 18, 2024, to December 18, 2025. The total cost for this purchase is $648.61, with payment terms of Net 30 days and electronic delivery. The purchase is made under the Commonwealth of Kentucky NASPO ValuePoint Software VAR contract.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services
The meeting addressed concerns regarding the modernization of the level of care processes and the requirement for Level of Care applications to be completed prior to admission to skilled nursing facilities. Participants discussed potential negative impacts on acute care discharge planning and SNF admissions, noting that the new process could cause delays and create barriers for patient transfers. There was a significant focus on the need for better communication with hospital partners to ensure they are aware of and prepared for these procedural changes. Additionally, the committee discussed compliance with federal PASAR requirements and the possibility of exploring different approaches used in other states to enhance the system and improve the efficiency of the admission process.
The committee reviewed and made recommendations for several new products to market, establishing approval criteria, quantity limits, and age restrictions for medications including Voquezna, Voquezna Dual Pak, Voquezna Triple Pak, Fabhalta, Jesduvroq, Wainua, Agamree, and Zilbrysq. The committee also provided recommendations regarding the selection of preferred agents for various therapeutic classes, such as Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs, Antihyperuricemics, Erythropoiesis Stimulating Proteins, Steroids, Pancreatic Enzymes, and Colony Stimulating Factors. Additionally, the committee reviewed a consent agenda for numerous other therapeutic classes and found no recommended changes to the currently posted Preferred Drug List.
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The committee provided official recommendations regarding new pharmaceutical products entering the market, outlining approval criteria, quantity limits, and duration for medications such as Tryvio, Iqirvo, Xolremdi, Vafseo, and Ohtuvayre. Furthermore, the committee established guidelines for numerous therapeutic drug classes, including Muscular Dystrophy agents, stimulants, antimigraine agents, growth hormones, and various dermatological and ophthalmic treatments, specifically addressing preferred drug list status and prior authorization requirements. A consent agenda was also addressed, confirming that several therapeutic classes will remain unchanged on the currently posted Preferred Drug List.
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