Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Oregon Health Authority.
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Posted
Oct 23, 2026
Nov 23, 2026
Provide MMIS Controls Audit.
Posted
Oct 21, 2026
Nov 23, 2026
The Oregon Health Authority, Public Health Division, is issuing this Request for Proposals to procure panel survey services from a qualified Proposer in support of the Oregon Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System State Supplemental Panel Survey. For more information, please review RFP 6314 and its Attachments in the file Attachments section of this Bid Solicitation. Panel Survey Services in support of the Oregon Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System State Supplemental Panel Survey
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Oct 19, 2026
Oct 26, 2026
Bit.ly Enterprise Subscription. Purchase of the Bit.ly Enterprise Subscription. Bit.ly redirects and QR Codes to promote ease and administrative productivity with survey referral management, security response ease, and dashboard metric oversight to meet Oregon House Bill 3159 ("HB 3159").
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City
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Salem
County
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Marion
Address
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3991 Fairview Industrial Dr SE
Phone Number
Contact phone number for this buyer.
(503) 947-2340
Zip Code
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97301-1097
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This document is a Sole-Source Determination Memo, dated October 9, 2024, from the Oregon Health Authority/Public Health Division. It proposes to re-instate and execute amendment -4 to contract #172124 with Coldchain Technology Services, LLC. The purpose is to compensate the vendor for medical countermeasures redistribution services provided since the original contract expired on May 11, 2023, and to ensure the continuation of these critical services. The estimated total contract value for this determination is $1,300,000. Market research conducted between April and October 2023 concluded that Coldchain Technology Services, LLC is the only qualified vendor in Oregon capable of meeting the complex requirements for these services.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Oregon Health Authority
The committee discussed its priority focus area: hospital global budgets and how they impact patients, hospitals, and payers. Members examined the feasibility and economic implications of implementing global budgets in Oregon, including potential stabilization of rural hospitals and the need to connect these models to direct patient cost savings. Additionally, the committee reviewed updates from the Industry Advisory Committee regarding administrative burden and explored future topics, including reference-based pricing and site-neutral payments.
The committee discussed the Health System Sustainability Group's primary care recommendations, focusing on strategies for payment reform, administrative simplification, and improving access. Participants evaluated the flaws of the Relative Value Unit-based payment system and explored its misalignment with preventive care. The discussion also addressed the administrative burden in primary care, specifically regarding quality metrics and their impact on clinical practice. Finally, the committee explored transformative solutions, including regulatory consolidation, value-based payment models, and potential pathways toward universal primary care.
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The council elected a new Vice Chair for a two-year term. Discussions focused on Health IT in behavioral health, specifically regarding administrative reporting burdens, 42 CFR Part 2 compliance, and potential support strategies for small providers, including the exploration of AI. The council also reviewed patient and consumer engagement with health IT, covering topics such as privacy, consent management, digital equity, and portal accessibility. Additionally, an update was provided on the implementation of House Bill 2940 regarding real-time emergency department alerts for patients with hemoglobinopathies.
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