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The policy board must adopt rules to help small businesses grow, including set-asides and criteria to encourage subcontracting on large contracts.
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This chapter applies to state-agency contracts and may be used by county agencies for health or human services, but several types of transactions are excluded.
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This provision defines terms used in the chapter, including administrator, agency, contract, data, provider, purchasing agency, request for proposals, scope of service, and treatment.
United States — Hawaii
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The state procurement office administrator may create a health and human services education and training program, alone or with purchasing agency heads.
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Contracts to buy health and human services are exempt from chapter 103D requirements, unless this chapter specifically makes chapter 103D apply.
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This chapter should be read so it does not hinder a state agency’s application for, receipt of, or use of federal funds.
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The policy board must adopt all rules needed to implement this chapter, follow chapter 91 when adopting them, may audit and monitor implementation, and may not control individual contract awards, contract administration, or contract disputes.
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Medicaid healthcare insurance contractors must file an annual report each year, and the department of human services must pass the reporting rules into contracts and later send a written analysis to the legislature.
United States — Hawaii
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The administrator must create an interagency committee on purchasing health and human services, and the state procurement office must provide staff.
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A community council is created to advise or assist the administrator on purchasing health and human services.
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A provider must participate in developing a delivery plan for health and human services when the state agency asks, before the agency issues the RFP. The agency may also require that participation in a contract, but must give notice in the RFP, and participation cannot disqualify the provider from bidding.
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The administrator of the state procurement office must perform several duties related to health and human services procurement.
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The administrator may delegate authority or responsibility under this chapter to a head or heads of purchasing agencies, subject to rules adopted under the chapter.
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Contracts for purchases of health and human services must generally be awarded by competitive purchase of services, unless another law or one of the listed exceptions applies.
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Proposals must include all costs, fees, and taxes, and awards or contracts must match the proposal amount. Proposals from applicants lacking required licenses cannot be accepted, except for certain child care program applicants.
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State agencies must solicit health and human services proposals by notice, and certain Medicaid managed care solicitations are barred above a $100 million anticipated contract sum when the contract starts after the purchasing agency head’s term ends.
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Health and human services contracts may be awarded without competition only if the agency head writes a restrictive-purchase basis and the chief procurement officer approves it in writing.
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This section sets out how treatment services are purchased, how providers are qualified, and when higher-value or longer contracts must use competitive purchase procedures unless waived.
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Health and human services purchases under $25,000 are treated as small purchases and must follow section 103D-305 and the policy board rules for that section.
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A purchasing agency head may use crisis purchasing for essential health or human services when strict conditions are met.