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Medicaid Enterprise Systems - Pharmacy Benefit Services (2025 - 2035)

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NASPO-ADT-186State & Local

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This contract establishes a cooperative portfolio of Master Agreements under the Medicaid Enterprise Systems for Pharmacy Benefit Services, administered by the State of Georgia with CMS approval, spanning a base term of one year from October 29, 2025, with nine optional one-year renewal periods allowing for a potential ten-year performance period through October 28, 2035. Authorized participants are State Medicaid Agencies, leveraging the agreements to procure services across four defined categories: Pharmacy Fraud, Waste, and Abuse Audit Services; Pharmacy Benefit Administrator Services; Pharmacy Clinical Management Services; and Pharmacy Drug Rebate Services. The solicitation was issued through NASPO under number ADT-186 and managed via the Georgia Procurement Registry, with evaluation criteria heavily weighted toward technical merit at 80% and cost at 20%, emphasizing a best-value trade-off approach rather than lowest-price selection. Multiple vendors including Gainwell Technologies, Prime Therapeutics, Medimpact, Myers and Stauffer, NorthStar Healthcare Consulting, Optum RX, and Conduent State Healthcare have been awarded across these categories. While the lead agency is the Georgia Department of Community Health and the place of performance is Georgia, services are expected to support participating states broadly. The contract structure is inferred as an Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) with no explicit contract value disclosed, and no detailed pricing, payment, or invoicing mechanisms provided. Compliance with federal Medicaid regulations, particularly 42 CFR Part 455, is mandatory, and all agreements must receive CMS approval prior to activation. Specific contract clauses, representations, certifications, inspection criteria, packaging requirements, and detailed delivery schedules are not documented in the available materials, with only procedural and structural elements provided.

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Georgia leads Medicaid pharmacy services contract with CMS approval, ten-year potential, multiple vendors, best-value evaluation.

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NASPO ValuePoint Medicaid Enterprise Systems Pharmacy Benefit Services Portfolio Map

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NASPO ValuePoint Medicaid Enterprise Systems Pharmacy Benefit Services Portfolio Snapshot

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NASPO ValuePoint Medicaid Enterprise Systems Pharmacy Benefit Services Portfolio Snapshot

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MES Participating Addendum Process Diagram.pdf

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RFP MES PBS.zip

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AgencyGeorgia
Contacts4 people available
OfficeGA, USA
Organization / AgencyGeorgia
Office AddressGA, USA
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Tracey WoodsLead State Administrator
Tia CorbettNASPO CPM
Angie NegleyNASPO SEM
Amy OldsCooperative Portfolio Coordinator

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This cooperative portfolio establishes Master Agreements to Medicaid Enterprise Services (MES), Pharmacy Benefit Services (PBS), with CMS approval of the RFP and Master Agreements. Participating entities authorized to utilize these contracts include State Medicaid Agencies. Available categories under these Master Agreements: Category 1 - Pharmacy Fraud, Waste and Abuse Audit Services (PFWA) Category 2 - Pharmacy Benefit Administrator Services (PBA) Category 3 - Pharmacy Clinical Management Services (PCM) Category 4 - Pharmacy Drug Rebate Services (PDRS) View Portfolio Snapshot for awardees by category.

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