Service Provider Government Bids & RFPs

The City of Columbus is seeking proposals for the design, administration, and delivery of a comprehensive self-funded vision program for eligible city employees and their dependents. The selected partner must provide competitive, compliant, and cost-effective solutions with excellent customer service, a wide provider network, efficient claims processing, and robust reporting capabilities. Proposals are due by June 24th, 2026, at 3:00 PM EDT. Questions are due by June 2nd, 2026, at 3:00 PM EDT. Vendors must confirm they have read the terms and conditions, standard city contract, and equal opportunity clause. A vision questionnaire in Excel format is required. Log in or register for a EUNA Supplier Network account to download necessary files and submit a proposal.

The City of Columbus is seeking proposals for the administration and coverage of a dental plan for eligible city employees and their dependents. The city requires a strategic partner to design, administer, and deliver comprehensive, cost-effective, self-funded dental solutions. Key requirements include best-in-class customer service, broad provider network access, timely claims processing, and robust customizable reporting. The deadline for submitting questions is June 2, 2026, and the deadline for submissions is June 24, 2026. Supporting documentation includes a standard service agreement, dental census, account structure, dental certificate, claims, invoice, provider listing, RFP instructions, and summaries. Vendors must confirm they have read the terms and conditions, standard city contract, and equal opportunity clause. A dental questionnaire (Excel . xlsx) is required, and vendors will need to fill out a provided response template. A EUNA supplier network account is required to download files and submit proposals.

This grant supports organizations serving rural communities in Connecticut by funding remote patient monitoring (RPM) solutions integrated with AI-enabled care management and assistive technologies. The goal is to overcome geographic and workforce barriers by enabling real-time health monitoring, early risk detection, and proactive interventions for individuals with chronic conditions, developmental disabilities, and other high-need populations. The proposed solutions should promote independence, improve communication with providers and caregivers, and support health management in home and community settings. Integration into clinical workflows and EHRs is encouraged to enhance care coordination, access, and continuity.

The State of Rhode Island, through the Executive Office of Health and Human Services (EOHHS), is seeking a qualified vendor to implement, manage, and operate an open hybrid model Electronic Visit Verification (EVV) solution. This solution will serve as a module of the Rhode Island Medicaid Enterprise System (MES) project, known as Rhode Island Medicaid Optimized and Adaptable State Information System (OASIS). The open hybrid model allows provider agencies with existing alternative EVV systems to continue using their current technology.