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PHPA 4014: Diabetes Self-Management Education and Support (DSMES) Enrollment Enhancement Initiative

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The Maryland Department of Health, through its Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Control, is seeking proposals to enhance enrollment and operational effectiveness in Diabetes Self-Management Education and Support programs under solicitation BPM058314. This initiative aims to expand access to critical diabetes care services by increasing participation among individuals with diabetes across Maryland, with a focus on improving health outcomes through more efficient program delivery and broader outreach. Proposals must demonstrate innovative strategies to overcome barriers to enrollment, leverage community partnerships, and integrate evidence-based practices that support sustained self-management. All responses are due by August 27, 2026, and the contract is categorized under health programs with no specific set-aside designation. The point of contact for inquiries is Kelsey Johnson, Procurement Officer, reachable via email at kelsey.johnson1@maryland.gov. Performance of the contracted services is expected to occur entirely within the state of Maryland, with no designated city or zip code specified for the place of performance. The solicitation is posted on Maryland’s procurement portal and is open to eligible organizations capable of delivering scalable, results-driven DSMES support services.

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Maryland seeks proposals to expand diabetes education programs with innovative, community-based strategies by August 27, 2026.

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Maryland Department of HealthView Agency

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923120 - Administration of Public Health ProgramsView NAICS

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MD, USA

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PHPA 4014/BPM058314 Diabetes Self-Management Education and Support Enrollment RFP

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AgencyMaryland Department of Health
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OfficeMD, USA
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Office AddressMD, USA
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The Maryland Department of Health  (MDH or the Department), The Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Control, is issuing this Request for Proposals (RFP) to improve operational efficiency, expand program reach, and increase enrollment among individuals with diabetes.
Category: Health programs

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