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The New Mexico Department of Health is seeking a sole-source purchase of consumables for dairy antibiotic testing with Charm Sciences instruments. The supplies are to be delivered to the Department's Environmental Microbiology Department in New Mexico. The active procurement listing identifies a September 27, 2026 due date.
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The New Mexico Department of Health’s Office of School and Adolescent Health seeks proposals from statewide partners for workforce-development services supporting school and adolescent/youth behavioral health. Offerors must show relevant youth behavioral-health experience and describe the activities or services, goals, measurable objectives, barriers, causal factors, and plans to serve frontier, rural, underrepresented, and underserved populations. The RFP requires electronic submission through the NMDOH Bonfire Procurement Portal, with release on August 13, 2026 and proposals due September 3, 2026 by 3:00 PM MST/MDT.
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Santa Fe
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Santa Fe
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1190 S St Francis Dr
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(833) 796-8773
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87505
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This Purchase Order from the State of New Mexico Department of Health to CARAHSOFT TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION covers the purchase of Smartsheet Enterprise Plan Plus Pro Support - Licensed Users. The PO number is 66500-0000199468, dated 07-18-2024, with an expiration date of July 23, 2025. The total amount for this purchase order is $57,339.38.
This Purchase Order from the State of New Mexico Department of Health to Carahsoft Technology Corporation covers the purchase of Smartsheet and Brandfolder subscriptions and implementation services, plus sales tax, for a total amount of $38,613.41. The services for Brandfolder are specified to run from March 28, 2023, to March 27, 2024.
This Purchase Order from the State of New Mexico Department of Health to CARAHSOFT TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION covers the purchase of a Brandfolder Premium Plan and Smartsheet access for an annual subscription term from March 28, 2024, to March 27, 2025, for a total amount of $38,450.90.
This Purchase Order from the State of New Mexico Department of Health to CARAHSOFT TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION is for a Brand folder-Premium Plan-MSRP-Large Enterprise subscription and associated tax, covering the period from July 1, 2024, to June 30, 2025, for a total amount of $38,450.90.
Board meetings and strategic plans from New Mexico Department of Health
The meeting focused on defining education and training competencies for the New Mexico psilocybin program, incorporating considerations from Colorado and Oregon models. Key discussions included the review of a Reciprocity Core Competency Framework, which outlines specific domains covering ethics, cultural responsiveness, safety and crisis response, trauma-informed integration, and practicum requirements. Members also addressed eligibility criteria, the importance of trauma-informed care, and challenges regarding the verification of professional experience. Additionally, the committee reviewed submitted public comments regarding the program's historical and community approach.
The committee reviewed recommendations for the New Mexico Medical Psilocybin Program, focusing on requirements for psilocybin educational program applications, including curriculum approval processes, continuing education standards, and reciprocity for out-of-state providers. Key discussions also addressed the qualifications for third-party evaluators and the operational requirements for healing centers. Additionally, the committee considered public comments and concerns regarding the feasibility of proposed practicum hours and the potential barriers to patient access created by the diagnostic clinician permit requirements.
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The meeting featured a presentation on pharmacy considerations for end-of-life care, including topics such as psilocybin's mechanism of action, drug-drug interactions, and applications for facilitators. The committee extensively discussed establishing definitions and scope for end-of-life care criteria, eligibility requirements for psilocybin-assisted therapy, and the prioritization of equity funds. Significant attention was given to the challenges of prognostic thresholds, the inclusion of caregivers and family members in therapy models, and the need for softer exclusion criteria for patients approaching end of life. Integrative care for grief and support for families of patients undergoing medical assistance in dying were also explored.
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