Awarded vendors
- Panhandle Partnership
- Southwest Nebraska Public Health Department
- Independence Rising
- Independence Rising
- Munroe‑Meyer Institute, University of Nebraska Medical Center
- Munroe‑Meyer Institute, University of Nebraska Medical Center
Description
The State of Nebraska’s Department of Health and Human Services is moving forward with FY 2024 sub‑awards under the Lifespan Respite Network (NLRN) to expand and sustain respite services statewide. Six entities were named as awardees, each responsible for a designated geographic region (Western, Southwest, Central, Southeast, Eastern, Northern). The award follows a December 2022 RFQ submission deadline and an Intent‑to‑Award notice issued on January 18 2023. No specific scope details, budget amounts, or contract periods are provided in the available documents, so prospective vendors must seek the original RFQ or contact the procurement officer for full specifications.
• Purpose: strengthen statewide respite care infrastructure and partnerships for persons with disabilities and their families.
• Award Structure: six regional sub‑awards; some vendors receive multiple area assignments.
• Next Steps: obtain the full RFQ, budget template, and work‑plan template to understand deliverables, performance metrics, and funding levels.