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Technical Assistance for Mississippi Breast and Cervical Cancer Program (MS-BCCP)

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3160008227State & Local

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The Mississippi Breast and Cervical Cancer Program (MS-BCCP) has issued a solicitation for specialized technical assistance to improve service integration within Federally Qualified Community Health Centers (FQCHCs). Currently, only 60% of MS-BCCP participants are enrolled through these health centers, a figure the agency aims to increase to better serve the large patient populations and geographic areas covered by the FQCHC system. The selected partner will be responsible for providing expert guidance to ensure that MS-BCCP services are fully embedded into the existing clinical and operational workflows of these specific health systems. This solicitation, identified by number 3160008227, was posted on August 24, 2026, with a response deadline of September 25, 2026. The contract is managed by the Mississippi Women's Health agency based in Jackson, Mississippi, and requires a provider with a deep understanding of the unique design and expectations of FQCHCs. Interested parties should direct inquiries to the designated program compliance monitor or procurement analyst through the provided contact information.

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Mississippi seeks technical assistance to integrate cancer program services into community health centers.

Agency

Mississippi → Women's HealthView Agency

NAICS

541618 - Other Management Consulting ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

MS, USA

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Attachment_A_Reference__RFx_3160008227_MS-BCCP.docx

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Technical Assistance for Mississippi Breast and Cervical Cancer Program _MS-BCCP_.pdf

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Attachment_B_(ex.)_2026__BAA_1063e_(1).pdf

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AgencyMississippi → Women's Health
Contacts2 people available
OfficeJackson, MS, 39216, USA
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Mississippi → Women's Health
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Office AddressJackson, MS, 39216, USA
Contacts
Lazarus TaylorMS-BCCP Program Compliance Monitor
Patricia YoungbloodProcurement Analyst

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Increased specialized technical assistance is needed to support FQCHCs to more fully operationalize the MS-BCCP throughout those health systems. Only about 60% of MS-BCCP participants are enrolled through FQCHCs. This number should be higher given the geographic areas and large patient populations that the entire FQCHC system serves throughout Mississippi. MS-BCCP needs to engage the help of a trusted partner and technical assistance provider who understands the unique design and expectations of FQCHCs to help assure MS-BCCP services are fully embedded within FQCHC workflows and clinical/operational processes.

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