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Healthy Steps August 2024

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2112754State & Local

Submission Closed11/05/2024, 12:00:00 AM UTC

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Solicitation # NOT-CA-26-019

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Solicitation # DPRE27HPP

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Solicitation # https://dep.nj.gov/grantandloanprograms/county-environmental-health-act-grants-ceha/

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Accelerated Implementation of Data Management and Sharing Plan Changes for NIH Career Development (K) Awards

Solicitation # NOT-OD-26-120

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NIH Operates Under a Continuing Resolution

Solicitation # NOT-OD-26-131

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Solicitation # BD-27-1039-EHS01-ASHWA-133664

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Advancing Global Health

Solicitation # DFOP0017890

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The NYS Office of Mental Health is offering funding opportunities to support the implementation of the HealthySteps program across New York State, with the aim of enhancing preventive healthcare practices for children aged birth to three and their families within pediatric healthcare settings. The initiative emphasizes evidence-based and data-informed strategies to promote early intervention and reduce stigma, ensuring universal access. Up to 50 awards are anticipated, primarily targeting new sites to expand the capacity of pediatric and family medicine practices to adopt HealthySteps, with a contract duration of five years and a total funding range between five and fifteen million dollars. Applicants must be pre-qualified by the RFP deadline of November 5, 2024, and submit proposals through the Statewide Financial System. The program is open to all counties in NYS, with no specific MWBE, service-disabled veteran-owned, or disadvantaged business participation goals. The contract aims to strengthen pediatric preventive services, and interested entities can find further details and the full RFP documentation online. The project is managed by Amanda Szczepkowski, Contract Management Specialist 2, and the solicitation reflects a broad effort to improve child health outcomes through strategic partnerships with pediatric healthcare providers, including numerous established medical centers and community health organizations across the state.

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New York → NYS Office of Mental Health

NAICS

923120 - Administration of Public Health Programs

Place of Performance

NY, USA

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PhaseClosed

PostedAug 13

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Response DeadlineNov 5

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11/05/2024, 12:00:00 AM UTC

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AgencyNew York → NYS Office of Mental Health

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Organization / AgencyNew York → NYS Office of Mental Health

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Amanda SzczepkowskiContract Management Specialist 2

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Full Description

The NYS Office of Mental Health (OMH) announces the availability of funds to support the implementation of HealthySteps. Our goal is to promote an intentional focus on prevention activities by identifying and implementing evidence-based and data-informed preventive practices. HealthySteps is an evidence-based program that serves both young children ages birth to three and their families in a pediatric healthcare setting, which is non-stigmatizing and offers universal access. It is anticipated that OMH will make up to 50 awards across the state, contingent upon the availability of funding. This funding is specifically designated for new sites, with the goal to expand the capacity of pediatric and family medicine practices to implement HealthySteps. The full RFP can be found at https://omh.ny.gov/omhweb/rfp/ All applicants must be pre-qualified by the due date/time of the RFP. All applications/proposals must be submitted through the Statewide Financial System (SFS) Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Set Aside: No Total MWBE Participation Goals: 0% Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Business Contracting Goal: 0% Disadvantaged Owned Sub-Contracting Goal: 0% Due date:11/05/2024 1:00 PM All Applications Must Be Submitted Through the Statewide Financial System (SFS) Contract term: 5 Years County(ies): All NYS counties Business entities awarded an identical or substantially similar procurement contract within the past five years: Upstate Pediatrics and Adolescent Center Joseph's Primary Care Center West Plattsburgh Primary Care Pediatrics Open Door Family Medical Centers Ossining Ellis Hospital Pediatric Care Practice Main Pediatrics, Medical Health Associates Unity Pediatrics, Rochester Regional Health Brookdale Family Center New Lots NYC Health & Hospitals Coney Island, Division of Ambulatory Pediatrics NYU Lutheran Family Health Centers, Sunset Park for Women's Health and Pediatrics Wyckoff Pediatric Center New York Presbyterian Helmsley Tower 5 Pediatric Primary Care Nassau University Medical Center Pediatrics Finger Lakes Medical Associates - Geneva Campus Newark Pediatrics Rochester General Pediatric Associates Essen Medical Associates (EMA) 1550 University EMA 1990 McGraw New York City Health & Hospitals Corporation - Harlem Hospital Center New York City Health & Hospitals Corporation - Kings New York City Health & Hospitals Corporation - Lincoln Hospital New York Presbyterian Queens - Lang Children's Ambulatory Care Center New York Presbyterian Queens Jackson Heights Family Health Clinic New York Presbyterian Brooklyn Methodist Hospital LI Jewish Medical Center - Division of General Pediatrics of Cohen Children's Medical Center LI Jewish Medical Center - HealthySteps Division of General Pediatrics Islandia County Barnabas Hospital, Health & Wellness Center Urban Health Plan - El Nuevo San Juan Ryan Chelsea-Clinton Health Center East Hill Family Medical - Summit Pediatrics North Country Family Health Center (NCFHC) Main Campus Joseph's Primary Care Center - Main Sunset Park Health Council - Park Slope Family Health Center at NYU Langone Sunset Park Health Council - Park Ridge Family Health Center at NYU Langone Jericho Road Community Health Center Upstate Family Health Center (UFHC) Utica Community Healthcare Network - Jamaica Health Center Community Healthcare Network - Williamsburg Health Center Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai - The Cohen Center for Comprehensive Pediatric Care Community Care Physicians - CapitalCare Pediatrics Troy Auburn Community Hospital - Children's Health Specialist New York City Health & Hospital Corporation - Morrisania Neighborhood Health Center East Harlem Council for Human Services Inc. - Boriken Episcopal Health Services - St. John's Episcopal Hospital Pediatric Health Services Dept. New York City Health & Hospital Corporation - Metropolitan Pediatrics HASC Diagnostic and Treat