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Standard Non-Emergency Medical Transportation Services

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This subcontract for Standard Non-Emergency Medical Transportation Services involves providing passenger transport for prime contractors on Michigan Department of Health and Human Services projects. The scope of work includes utilizing taxicabs or contractual rideshare arrangements to safely transport beneficiaries to and from medical appointments, specifically for those who do not require specialized vehicles. To be eligible, providers must maintain active CHAMPS enrollment, complete background checks, and undergo training specific to the NEMT program. This opportunity is categorized under NAICS code 485310 and is associated with the state of Michigan. The response deadline for this requirement is November 6, 2026.

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MI, USA

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RFP-491-260000002254-4 | NEMT Broker for Medicaid FFS Beneficiaries

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AgencyMichigan → Lansing
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Organization / AgencyMichigan → Lansing
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Performs standard passenger transport for prime contractors on Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) projects. Provides transport via taxicabs or contractual rideshare arrangements for beneficiaries not requiring specialized vehicles. Requires active CHAMPS enrollment, background checks, and NEMT program-specific training. Delivers safe transport of beneficiaries to and from medical appointments.

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