Integrated Care Technical Assistance

The District of Columbia’s Health Care Finance Agency is forecasting a contract for Integrated Care Technical Assistance to support the development and implementation of coordinated health and social services models across the district. This initiative aims to enhance care delivery by integrating physical, behavioral, and social services to better serve high-need populations, particularly those enrolled in publicly funded programs. The technical assistance will likely involve expert guidance on system design, data sharing protocols, workforce training, and performance measurement to align with state and federal integration priorities. While specific details such as solicitation numbers, set-aside classifications, and NAICS codes are not yet defined, the contract is anticipated to engage qualified vendors or consultants with demonstrated experience in integrated care frameworks, Medicaid transformation, and local public health systems. The performance of services is expected to occur within the District of Columbia, with the agency seeking partners who understand the unique challenges and opportunities of urban, underserved communities. The posting date of July 2026 indicates this is a preliminary forecast, and interested parties should monitor future solicitations for formal bidding opportunities, timeline requirements, and detailed scope of work.