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Quality Improvement and Compliance Monitoring

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This subcontract for Quality Improvement and Compliance Monitoring focuses on the development and implementation of quality assurance and quality improvement processes for prime contractors working on Washington County HHS behavioral health projects. The selected provider will be responsible for conducting program compliance reviews, establishing QA/QI frameworks, and ensuring all operations adhere to evidence-based standards and 42 CFR Part 2 regulations. The scope of work involves the use of quality management software and auditing tools to deliver comprehensive QA/QI plans, compliance review reports, and quarterly performance data. This opportunity is associated with NAICS code 541611 and is managed by the Oregon HHS, with a response deadline set for October 9, 2026.

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Subcontract for quality improvement and compliance monitoring for Washington County behavioral health projects.

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This scope was carved out of 2026.092-LOI.

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Childcare for Dependent Children Whose Parents are in Residential/Outpatient/Intensive Outpatient substance use disorder (SUD) or problem gambling (PG) Treatment

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AgencyOregon → HHS
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Develops and implements quality assurance (QA) and quality improvement (QI) processes for prime contractors on Washington County HHS behavioral health projects. Conducts program compliance reviews, develops QA/QI frameworks, and ensures adherence to 42 CFR Part 2 and evidence-based standards. Utilizes quality management software and auditing tools. Delivers QA/QI plans, compliance review reports, and quarterly performance data.

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