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MEDICAL ADULT DAY CARE PRIVATE PAY SUBSIDY

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The Maryland Department of Health, through the Office of Long Term Services and Supports, is soliciting bids for the Medical Adult Day Care Private Pay Subsidy program. This initiative provides essential care for eligible participants who have an Assessments, Evaluation and Review Services recommendation but cannot afford the full cost of care. The selected contractor must operate a licensed Medical Adult Day Care Center in Maryland with at least three years of experience and be willing to accept payments based on the state's approved Ability to Pay Schedule. Key deliverables include providing actual days of service for a minimum of four hours per billable day and ensuring transportation for requesting participants, with a strict requirement that transit time does not exceed one hour without a rest stop. The contract is awarded based on the lowest total bid price per zip code location. Bidders must be registered on the eMaryland Marketplace Advantage portal and submit their proposals by November 5, 2026. The solicitation includes a Minority Business Enterprise goal of 5.00 percent and requires compliance with HIPAA and state confidentiality laws. Invoicing is conducted electronically on a monthly basis, with payments processed within 30 days of receipt. The state maintains the right to conduct audits and inspections of performance practices to ensure compliance with COMAR standards and contractual obligations.

General Info

Maryland seeks licensed providers for the Medical Adult Day Care Private Pay Subsidy.

Documents

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Addendum 2 - IFB OCMP-26-25569 - Medical Adult Day Care Private Pay Subsidy

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Addendum 3 - IFB MDH/OCMP-26-25569 Medical Adult Day Care Private Pay Subsidy

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Attachment A - Bid Proposal Affidavit

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Attachment D-1A MBE Utilization and Fair Solicitation Affidavit & Participation Schedule

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Attachment D - MBE Additional Forms

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Attachment F: Bidder/Offeror Information Sheet (July 2024)

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Attachment G: Maryland Living Wage Requirements Affidavit of Agreement

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Attachment L - Reference Checks (OCMP-26-25569)

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Attachment M - List of Current or Prior State Contracts (OCMP-26-25569)

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Attachment N - Legal Action Summary (OCMP-26-25569)

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Attachment P: Prime Contractor List of ALL Subcontractors

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Attachment R - Corporate Diversity Addendum

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MDH Medical Adult Day Care Private Pay Subsidy IFB - Addendum 1

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Medical Adult Day Care Private Pay Subsidy Financial Proposal (IFB 26-25569)

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OCMP-26-25569 Medical Adult Day Care Private Pay Subsidy IFB

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26-25569 Medical Adult Day Care Private Pay Subsidy IFB Q&A

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Attachment I - Conflict of Interest Affidavit

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Attachment K: Location of the Performance of Services Disclosure

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Attachment O: Payment of Employee Healthcare Expenses Certification

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Exhibit 2 - Sample Contract (OCMP-26-25569)

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MDH Medical Adult Day Care Private Pay Subsidy Pre-Bid Conference Minutes

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OCMP-26-25569 - No Bid/Proposal Notice/Vendor Feedback Form

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OCMP-26-25569 Pre-Bid/Proposal Conference Response Form

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Pre-Bid Conference Agenda - Medical Adult Day Care Private Pay Subsidy (OCMP-26-25569)

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Response deadline changed from Oct 22, 2026 to Nov 5, 2026. The notice description changed.

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Organization & Contact Information

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AgencyMaryland → Department of Health - Administration, Boards & Commissions
Contacts1 person available
OfficeMD, USA
Office AddressMD, USA
Contacts
Amanda WILLIAMSProcurement Officer / Buyer

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26-25569 Adult Day Care Private Pay Subsidy
Category: Industrial Cleaning Services
Additional Instructions: Questions should be sent to Amanda Williams via email contact@example.gov no later than Wednesday, October 21, 2026 at 2:00pm.
Procurement Goals: MBE: 5.00

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