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Licensed Dietitian for MDH Potomac Center

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BPM054190State & Local

Submission Closed12/03/2025, 12:00:00 AM UTC

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This contract involves the Maryland Department of Health seeking a Licensed Dietitian to deliver nutritional and dietary care services to residents at the Potomac Center in Hagerstown, MD. The facility is an intermediate care setting licensed for 62 developmentally disabled adults, many with co-occurring mental health disorders. The selected provider must offer on-site services for 20 hours weekly over approximately ten months, starting around December 10, 2025, and concluding in October 2026. The scope includes conducting assessments, providing dietary consultations, monitoring residents’ nutritional status, and ensuring compliance with state and federal healthcare regulations, HIPAA, and quality standards. The contract’s total value is capped at $50,000, with detailed requirements for licensure, experience, background checks, and confidentiality, emphasizing strict adherence to Maryland and federal laws. The procurement process is formalized through an Invitation for Bid, requiring bidders to submit comprehensive documentation, including affidavits certifying compliance with nondiscrimination laws, conflict of interest disclosures, and certifications regarding investments in Iran and conflict minerals. Bidders must demonstrate minimum qualifications such as Maryland licensure, relevant experience, and liability insurance. The contract emphasizes the importance of qualified personnel, with specific requirements for background checks and security clearances. The award will be based on a best-value trade-off considering price and responsiveness to mandatory criteria, with no explicit evaluation factors beyond the minimum qualifications. Submission is exclusively electronic via the Maryland eMMA portal, with a deadline of December 3, 2025, and all proposals must include completed affidavits, certifications, and supporting documentation as specified. The contract is a fixed-term service arrangement with no renewal options, and detailed provisions regarding personnel qualifications, confidentiality, and compliance are integral to the agreement.

General Info

Agency

Maryland → 8PCTR-MDH-POTOMAC CENTER PURCHASING View Agency

NAICS

624210 - Community Food Services View NAICS

Place of Performance

MD, USA

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

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IFB Licensed Dietitian for MDH Potomac Center BPM054190

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Attachment A - Bid Proposal Affidavit

PDF•7 pages•bid-proposal-affidavit

IFB BPM054190 Licensed Dietitian for MDH Potomac Center

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Attachment I - Conflict of Interest Affidavit

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PhaseClosed

PostedNov 19

Solicitation

Response DeadlineDec 3

Deadline has passed

Submission Closed

12/03/2025, 12:00:00 AM UTC

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyMaryland → 8PCTR-MDH-POTOMAC CENTER PURCHASING

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Maryland → 8PCTR-MDH-POTOMAC CENTER PURCHASING

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Jessica BRADLEY

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Full Description

The Maryland Department of Health (MDH), is seeking a Licensed Dietitian to provide nutritional/dietetic care to Individuals with developmental disabilities who reside at the Potomac Center facility. The Potomac Center is a 62-licensed bed intermediate care facility (ICF) located in Hagerstown, MD, which serves developmentally disabled adults (18+) who are court ordered to the facility and may have co-existing mental disorders.Services are required on-site for twenty (20) hours per week, for a contract term of ten (10) months [44 weeks total], to begin on or around 12/10/25. The facility address is 1380 Marshall Street, Hagerstown, MD 21740.