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The Department of Health and Human Services, through the Health Resources and Services Administration, plans to contract solely with the National Rural Health Association (NRHA) to support the Office of Rural Health Policy (ORHP) as authorized under the Social Security Act. This contract aims to provide a comprehensive range of services to bolster ORHP’s efforts in aiding rural communities. Key activities include offering technical assistance and skill-building workshops to State Rural Health Associations, developing grassroots leadership capacity, and collecting data on the impact of Medicare and Medicaid reforms on rural health services, providers, and systems. NRHA’s extensive experience over 28 years, along with its unique membership structure comprising over 11,000 rural health stakeholders across diverse constituencies and issue groups, positions it as an especially qualified partner for these efforts. NRHA’s association encompasses State Rural Health Associations, State Offices of Rural Health, and local health providers, giving it unparalleled access and insight into rural health dynamics. The nonprofit’s proprietary information and well-organized membership base are critical to delivering meaningful analysis and support for rural health policy implementation. The contract is expected to last one year with two additional option years, and sole sourcing is justified due to NRHA's unique capabilities, which would be difficult and costly to replicate through competitive procurement. Immediate availability and specialized expertise further support the decision, ensuring uninterrupted support to rural health initiatives without the delays or increased costs associated with alternate vendors.

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Contract with NRHA to support rural health policy via technical assistance, data collection, and leadership development.

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541618 - Other Management Consulting Services

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The Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) intends to contract with, on a sole source basis, the NationalRural Health Association (NRHA), Kansas City, Missouri. This contract directly supports the Legislative Authorization of the Offiice of Rural Health Policy(ORHP) as created by Section 711 of the Social Security Act .The purpose of this contract is to purchase a broad range of Services designed to strengthen ORHP?s support of rural communities. Through this contract ORHP will: - Provide technical assistance to State Rural Health Associations and conduct skill building workshops for these grassroots entities. - Develop leadership capacity at the grassroots level. - Gather information about the effects of implementation of Medicare and Medicaid reforms on rural health access to services, providers, pharmacists and systems of care. The NRHAis uniquely qualified to provide these services to ORHP. NRHA is a nonprofit association composed of individual and organizational members who share a common interest in rural health. For the past 28 years, NRHA has provided a forum for the exchange and dissemination of ideas, information, research and methods to improve rural health. NRHA has a significant investment in confidential and proprietary information needed to fulfill this contract which is not known in the health care community in general or to the public. For example, its members database includes over 11,000 rural providers, organizations and citizens across the health care sector. Their membership is organized in a manner useful to ORHP. It is divided into 9 rural constituency groups: community grassroots, clinical services, community-operated practices, frontier, hospital and community health systems, diverse underserved populations, research and education, rural health clinics and statewide health resources. In addition to constituency groups, the members participate in 7 issue groups: rural health networks, leading the national quality effort, academic/community partnerships, rural pharmacy, rural public health, rural and frontier emergency medical services, universal access and Medicaid. NRHA is the only entity whose membership includes State Rural Health Associations and State Offices of Rural; as well as local health providers. NRHA?s reputation and diversity and stringent membership will be essential to providing ORHP with meaningful information about the effect of health policies in rural communities and distinguishes it as a uniquely qualified organization. Because it has a long history in serving rural communities, NRHA has the resources and ability to begin work on these tasks immediately. It is likely that a one(1) year contract with a base year and two(2) option years may result. Using any other vendor would significantly increase the costs, decrease the quality and delay the acquisition of these products. This justification for Other than Full and Open Competition is processed under the authority in 41 U.S.C. 253(1), as set forth in FAR 6.302-1 (ii) A, ?it is likely that an award to any other service would result in-(A) substantial duplication of cost to the Government that is not expected to be recovered through competition.? This notice of intent is for information purposes only, and is not a request for competitive proposals. See Numbered Note 22. . .

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