Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Idaho Department of Health and Welfare.
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Oct 9, 2026
Nov 17, 2026
Qualified contractor to support the Idaho Tobacco Project (ITP) through website management, statewide enforcement inspection services, and proper inspection evidenced disposal.
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Sep 28, 2026
Oct 30, 2026
The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare is seeking information about software for managing child-care provider time, attendance, and copayment tracking for the Idaho Child Care Program. The RFI is intended to inform a future RFP and budgeting, with desired functions including time-sheet capture, attendance verification, copayment collection, audit-ready reporting, fraud prevention, and integration with the existing child-care management database. This market-research request seeks capability and cost information but requires no price commitment, and submissions become public records.
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Oct 28, 2026
Procurement of services for the removal, replacement, repair of asphalt pavement, installation of waterborne pavement markings, crack sealing, and pothole repair at the Southwest Idaho Treatment Center in Nampa, Idaho.
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City
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Boise
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Ada
Address
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450 W State St
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(208) 334-5500
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83705
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Idaho Department of Health and Welfare
This strategic action plan update outlines the progress of the Idaho Behavioral Health Council's 2021-2023 plan, aimed at ensuring individuals with mental illness and addiction receive necessary behavioral healthcare. The plan is guided by principles of consumer voice, collaboration, evidence-based practices, recovery orientation, equitable access, financial sustainability, and accountability. Key priority recommendations address strengthening the behavioral health system through initiatives such as developing a comprehensive workforce plan, exploring Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinics (CCBHC) models, enhancing collaboration between behavioral health and criminal justice systems via Sequential Intercept Model (SIM) workshops, promoting early engagement for justice-involved individuals with behavioral health needs, increasing youth residential treatment options, improving civil commitment processes, developing a crisis response system for youth and adults, identifying services for long-term recovery support, and enhancing protective factors for youth resiliency.
This Strategic Action Plan by the Idaho Behavioral Health Council outlines a roadmap to materially improve the state's behavioral health system over four years. Focusing on key areas including Infrastructure, Promotion, Prevention, Engagement, Treatment, and Recovery, the plan prioritizes 11 recommendations developed through extensive collaboration. The overarching vision is to ensure that adults, children, and families with mental illness and addiction receive necessary care, leading to a better quality of life, reduced criminal justice involvement, and healthier, safer communities in Idaho.
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The public hearing was held to discuss the repeal of IDAPA 16.03.13, "Consumer-Directed Services," with the chapter being incorporated into IDAPA 16.03.26, the Medicaid plan benefits. The hearing was an opportunity for the public to voice questions or concerns about the proposed rulemaking. Written comments were accepted until October 3rd. The hearing was closed without any public comment.
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