Medication Monitoring and Delivery Services

The State of North Dakota, Department of Human Services, is seeking a provider to establish and operate medication monitoring and delivery services for adult individuals diagnosed with mental illness and/or substance use disorder. The provider must comply with all applicable federal and state laws, including those related to medication monitoring and delivery. The scope of work includes providing medication monitoring and delivery services seven days a week, adhering to STATE's Medication Events Policy and Procedure, and maintaining personnel files and conducting annual reviews. The provider must also submit monthly reports on medication incidents and client services. • The contract term is 18 months, with the option to renew for up to three additional periods of 24 months each. • The provider must have the necessary licenses and permits to perform the work. • The provider must provide a comprehensive work plan and timeline, including milestones and estimated dates. • The provider must disclose any potential conflicts of interest. • The provider must submit two letters of reference and describe the type of work each staff member will perform. • The provider must provide a cost proposal, including the average monthly cost for clients receiving services.