Hearing Officer RFR
Federal opportunity from DMH08 - STATEWIDE • Department of Mental Health. Place of performance: MA. Response deadline: Jun 30, 2027. Industry: NAICS UNSPSC 80-12-00.
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The purpose of this RFR is to create a pool of individuals that DMH may use for hearing officers. DMH will enter into contracts with those individuals it determines are qualified, interested and available to conduct fair hearings involving DMH and/or individuals seeking or receiving DMH services. The DMH General Counsel, or designee, will assign hearings to hearing officers in writing by a letter or by e-mail.
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The Hearing Officer RFR by DMH08 aims to establish a pool of qualified individuals to serve as hearing officers for conducting fair hearings related to DMH services. Contractors will be selected based on their qualifications, interest, and availability. The response deadline for submissions is June 30, 2027, providing ample time for interested candidates to prepare their proposals.
DMH is looking to create a contract pool of hearing officers who can conduct fair hearings pertaining to DMH services, ensuring a fair and equitable process for individuals involved.
- Identify and recruit qualified hearing officers.
- Conduct training for selected hearing officers on DMH processes and regulations.
- Establish a procedure for assignment of hearings by DMH General Counsel.
- Resume and qualifications of the hearing officer.
- Evidence of past experience with administrative hearings.
- Availability schedule for conducting hearings.
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- No specific qualifications required for hearing officers are mentioned.
- No details on evaluation criteria for bids are provided.
- No information on the training process for selected hearing officers.
- No insights on expected volume of hearings to be assigned.
- No details on the geographical area where services will be performed.
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