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This Solicitation opportunity from Massachusetts was posted on May 13, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

SHARED SERVICES COORDINATOR FOR THE PUBLIC HEALTH EXCELLENCE GRANT PROGRAM FOR SHARED SERVICES

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27-511 -024State & Local

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The Northern Bristol County Public Health Alliance (NBCPHA) is a collaborative initiative involving the health departments and Boards of Health from six municipalities: Attleboro, Berkley, Dighton, North Attleborough, Rehoboth, and Taunton. This shared services arrangement aims to enhance local public health capacity in line with recommendations from the 2019 Special Commission on Local and Regional Public Health report. Funded by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health through the Public Health Excellence grant program, the alliance leverages a history of cooperation among its members, who already collaborate on regional preparedness, tobacco control, public health nursing, and COVID-19 vaccination efforts. The municipalities vary in size and demographics but share common public health challenges, particularly in meeting statutory mandates and reporting requirements amid efforts to implement a regional public health blueprint. The contract focuses on hiring a Shared Services Coordinator to support the grant program, coordinating between the municipalities and ensuring steady progress toward shared goals. The consultant will provide regular updates, forecast future activities, and maintain a primary point of contact for the alliance. They are expected to participate in project management meetings and closely align their schedule with the alliance's needs. The contract, managed by the Massachusetts Health Department, is open for responses until June 5, 2026, with the main point of contact being Anne Marie Fleming from North Attleborough. This role is critical in advancing regional public health initiatives and strengthening the collaborative framework established among the partnering municipalities.

General Info

Northern Bristol County hires Shared Services Coordinator to enhance regional public health collaboration through 2026.

Agency

Massachusetts → Health DepartmentView Agency

NAICS

923120 - Administration of Public Health Programs View NAICS

Place of Performance

MA, USA

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Documents

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RFP 27-511-024 Shared Services Coordinator for Public Health Excellence Grant Program

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RFP Shared Services Coordinator Public Health Excellence Grant Program North Attleborough 2026

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RFP-27-511-024 Shared Services Coordinator for Public Health Excellence Grant Program

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Goods_&_Services_Publication_Date_5.11.26-_RFP_for_Shared_Servvices_Coordinator.pdf

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Agreement for Sally James - Town of North Attleborough Contract

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RFP Shared Services Coordinator NBCPHA May 2026

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Organization & Contact Information

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AgencyMassachusetts → Health Department
Contacts1 person available
OfficeNorth Attleborough, MA, 02760, US
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Massachusetts → Health Department
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Office AddressNorth Attleborough, MA, 02760, US
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Anne Marie FlemingDepartment Head
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+1 (555) 000-0000

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AMI Federal Services
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The Northern Bristol County Public Health Alliance (NBCPHA) is a shared services arrangement between the health departments and Boards of Health (BOH) of the municipalities of Attleboro, Berkley, Dighton, North Attleborough, Rehoboth, and Taunton to share public health services. This arrangement is funded by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health (MDPH), Public Health Excellence (PHE) grant program. NBCPHA is governed by an Advisory Board, consisting of one member from each municipality. The purpose of the PHE Grant is to implement the recommendations made in the Special Commission on Local and Regional Public Health (SCLRPH) June 2019 report by increasing local public health capacity through regional shared services programs and agreements. The six communities in the NBCPHA have a strong history of collaborating on regional services. All six participate in the Bristol County Public Health Emergency Preparedness Coalition, the Tobacco Control Collaborative Program, and the Massachusetts Association of Public Health Nurses (MAPHN) Southeast Chapter. Many have also coordinated with one another in rolling out regional COVID-19 vaccination efforts. The demographic composition of our Alliance is varied, reflecting a fabric comprised of mid-size gateway cities and small towns. However, our public health needs – and the unique partnership we have built to address them — are very much aligned. Traditionally, the capacity of our local BOHs and respective health departments largely centered on environmental inspection responsibilities, with occasional MAVEN epidemiology and coordinating community responses for residents with substance use disorders. Moreover, our communities continue to struggle with meeting statutory public health mandates and reporting requirements, especially at a time when we have a collective priority to implement the recommendations of the Special Commission's Blueprint. The selected Consultant shall provide regular progress reporting and shall closely coordinate its schedule with the Alliance and its designated project management personnel. The Consultant shall be required to provide a primary point of contact to the Alliance for the duration of the project and shall be expected to attend regular project status and management meetings. The Consultant's progress reporting shall include forecasting upcoming project activities.