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Special Procurement. Advanced financial analysis, advising, and subject matter expertise services

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S-44300-00014572State & Local

Submission Closed08/14/2025, 12:00:00 AM UTC

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RFQ - ARBITRAGE REBATE CALCULATION AND ANALYSIS SERVICES

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The Oregon Health Authority has announced a Special Procurement to directly award a contract to the National Academy of State Health Policy (NASHP) for up to ten years, with a maximum value of $4 million, to provide advanced financial analysis, advising, and subject matter expertise supporting its Health Care Market Oversight program. This initiative aims to facilitate expert review of healthcare transactions under ORS 415.501, ensuring financial stability and compliance through consistent analytic frameworks. The procurement process is governed by Oregon statutes and administrative rules, permitting a direct award justified by NASHP’s unique expertise, lower rates, and previous in-kind support, with a public notice and protest period of seven days. The contract emphasizes legal review and approval by the Department of Justice, with no competitive solicitation or proposal submission involved. The contract’s scope involves deploying experienced professionals to conduct detailed financial assessments of hospitals and health systems, supporting regulatory reviews within statutory timelines. It is structured as a long-term service agreement, initially five years with an option to extend for another five, ending no later than July 31, 2035. The agreement stipulates hourly rates significantly below market, covering roles such as senior consultants, analysts, and policy fellows, with no specific deliverables or physical supplies specified. There are no references to packaging, marking, or inspection requirements, and the procurement does not include standard federal clauses or attachments. Administrative contacts are provided for contract management and protest procedures, but no proposal submission instructions or certification requirements are included, as this is a non-competitive, state-authorized special procurement designed to leverage NASHP’s specialized expertise for public health oversight.