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Sep 1, 2026
Oct 20, 2026
DHS/ Request for Proposals for a Contractor to Provide Working Group Facilitation, Project Management, and Implementation Support for 1115 Reentry Demonstration Waiver.
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Sep 10, 2026
Oct 22, 2026
Seeking proposals from qualified Responders to provide Social Security Advocacy Services. These services will assist eligible individuals in applying for, appealing, and maintaining federal disability benefits through the Social Security Administration (SSA), specifically Supplemental Security Income (SSI) and Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI).
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Sep 9, 2026
Dec 16, 2026
Seeking a contractor for Actuarial Services to support the Integrated Health Partnerships Program Model for Health Care Programs. Anticipated Start of Contract: March 1, 2027 Anticipated End of Contract: February 28, 2029 Anticipated Extensions: Option for three (3) additional one (1) year period extension.
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Saint Paul
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Ramsey
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444 Lafayette Rd
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55101-2208
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This contract between the State of Minnesota's Department of Human Services and CGI Technologies and Solutions Inc. is for information technology services. CGI will lead a project to expand demographic data collection in Minnesota's child support system (PRISM), enhance integration with MAXIS for race and ethnicity information, and utilize quantitative data for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives. The scope includes system enhancements, project management, and managing two subcontractors (Child Trends and Center for Policy Research) for equity assessments, literature reviews, and data analysis. The contract is effective April 2, 2024, and expires on September 30, 2025, with a total value of $1,860,681.
This Grant Contract is between the State of Minnesota's Department of Human Services and CGI Technologies and Solutions Inc. for CGI to act as the statewide outreach administrator for the Real-Time Housing website. CGI's duties include recruiting and training housing providers, assisting with website registrations and vacancy listings, and providing reports. The contract is effective from February 26, 2024, until June 30, 2025, with a total obligation not to exceed $200,000, paid in fixed monthly installments of $9,523.80.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Minnesota Department of Human Services
The Board reviewed previous SUPPORT Act activities and Retro DUR mailings, which involved sending prescriber letters regarding various opioid and medication claims. Under new business, the Board discussed initiatives for atypical antipsychotics in children, including a RetroDUR activity to identify off-label usage and monitor for adverse events, and a ProDUR activity implementing a point-of-sale claim edit for members under 18 receiving drugs without pediatric indications. The board approved both the RetroDUR and ProDUR activities.
The meeting addressed updates to provider letters and DM messaging regarding opioid and metformin use. Old business outcomes reports on opioid management were reviewed. New business focused on the RetroDUR outcome methodology for polypharmacy, a review of the Minnesota Program Assessment for FFY 2018, which analyzed prescription utilization and expenditure trends, and the approval of criteria for the 2019 Psychotropic Drugs in Adults RetroDUR proposal, aimed at promoting safe and cost-effective medication use.
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The board reviewed the status of previous mailing interventions for PPI overuse and Support Act initiatives. The meeting included an evaluation of 2023 outcomes for controlled substances and non-adherence, which showed significant clinical improvement and cost savings. Proposals for 2024 were presented and approved, specifically regarding the overuse of controlled substances, non-adherence, and a new initiative targeting muscle relaxant therapies for patients with a diagnosis of substance abuse. The proposals were prioritized with controlled substances ranked first, followed by non-adherence and muscle relaxant therapies.
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