Independent Living Supports 2027
Federal opportunity from DMR1000 - Central Office • Department of Developmental Services. Place of performance: MA. Response deadline: Jun 06, 2035. Industry: NAICS UNSPSC 93-14-00, 93-15-00, 85-10-17.
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Description
The Department of Developmental services (DDS or the Department) is releasing this BID/RFR to create a qualifying list of Providers of Independent Living Supports (ILS), also known as In Home Supports. ILS consists of services and supports for a variety of activities that may be provided regularly, on a one-to-one basis, but less than 24 hours per day, that enable the individual to live independently and in the least restrictive setting in the community.
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The Department of Developmental Services (DDS) is seeking providers for Independent Living Supports (ILS), which enable individuals to live independently in their communities. The services require providers to offer support on a one-to-one basis for various activities, but less than 24 hours per day. The bid is part of an effort to create a qualifying list of ILS providers, with the response deadline set for June 6, 2035.
Create a qualifying list of Providers of Independent Living Supports (ILS) that assist individuals in living independently and in the least restrictive community settings.
- Review the ILS program requirements
- Identify qualified team members
- Prepare the proposal documents
- Submit the proposal by the deadline
- Provide proof of experience in ILS
- Include staff qualifications
- Outline service delivery methods
- Submit required certifications and references
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- No posted date for the BID/RFR
- No specific location details for service delivery
- Lack of information on evaluation criteria
- No defined budget or pricing limits
- No clarification on the scope of support activities
- Information on contract duration is not provided
- Not specified how many providers will be selected
- No insights on reporting requirements post-award
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