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Medicare Advantage and Prescription Drug Plan (MAPD) Services Intent to Respond
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This contract pertains to the solicitation for Medicare Advantage and Prescription Drug Plan (MAPD) services in Fulton County, Georgia. Interested parties are required to submit their intent to respond by completing and submitting the Exhibit 1-Intent to Respond Form before the deadline of June 11, 2024. The opportunity is managed by Fulton County under the Georgia state agency, and the contract size is estimated to range between one million and five million dollars. Respondents should review the official solicitation details available through the provided link to ensure compliance with submission requirements and deadlines. The contract aims to select qualified providers capable of delivering comprehensive Medicare and prescription drug plan services within the specified geographic area.
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