interstate-genetic-paternity-testing-services
Federal opportunity from Maryland Department of Human Services. Place of performance: MD. Response deadline: May 02, 2016.
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Interstate Genetic Paternity Testing Services AGENCY CONTROL NUMBER: CSEA/DNA-16-002-S Issue Date: April 22, 2016 Due Date: May 2, 2016 Loading Amendment 1 - CSEA.DNA-16-002-S.doc 662 KB February 14 2020 Attachment E - Financial Proposal Form.xlsx 12.13 KB February 14 2020 Attachment J – Monthly Interstate Collection Report - Sample.xlsx 26.3 KB February 14 2020 Interstate Genetic Paternity Testing Services - Small Solicitation - CSEA-DNA-16-002-S.docx 144.89 KB February 14 2020 Questions and Responses Series 1 - CSEA.DNA-16-002-S.docx 22.07 KB February 14 2020
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The Maryland Department of Human Services seeks proposals for Interstate Genetic Paternity Testing Services under solicitation CSEA-DNA-16-002-S. This project is essential for establishing paternity across state lines and ensures compliance with child support enforcement. Interested bidders should focus on providing comprehensive testing solutions and adhere to the proposal deadlines.
The agency aims to contract services for performing genetic paternity tests to assist with child support enforcement across state lines.
- Review state requirements for genetic testing
- Develop testing protocols and quality controls
- Create a financial proposal based on provided forms
- Prepare documentation for monthly interstate collection reporting
- Submit a comprehensive proposal by the deadline.
- Completed financial proposal form
- Technical proposal addressing requirements
- Evidence of past performance
- Qualifications of key personnel
- Compliance with state regulations.
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- Current contract budget details
- Specific performance metrics required
- List of prohibited practices in testing
- Details on amendments after initial solicitation
- Current vendors and their performance review scores.
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