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NIA1-491-270000000067-1 | Notice of Intent to Award RFP 26*2483

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NIA1-491-270000000067-1State & Local

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The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services has issued a Notice of Intent to Award for RFP 26*2483, specifically for a Title II Grant Evaluator. The agency recommends awarding the contract to Altarum Institute for a total amount of $1,094,756.84. This decision follows a formal review process conducted by a Joint Evaluation Committee, which utilized specific technical evaluation criteria to score multiple bidders, including Devbytes Inc, BluePeak Data Consulting LLC, and Public Policy Associates LLC. The solicitation, identified by number 270000000067, was posted on October 30, 2026, with a response deadline of November 6, 2026. The contract is associated with the state of Michigan and is managed by Nicole Haring. Performance of the services is expected to take place within Michigan.

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Michigan DHHS awards Altarum Institute $1,094,756.84 to serve as Title II Grant Evaluator.

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AgencyMichigan → LANSING
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