Notice ID: APP250186
Related Notice: RMADA3-APP250186
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Under this Research, Measurement, Assessment, Design, and Analysis (RMADA) Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity 3 (IDIQ) umbrella contract, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) shall award task orders (TOs) for a wide range of analytical support and technical assistance activities that support models and demonstration programs created or derived under the auspices of the Patient Protection & Affordable Care Act (ACA), the Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act (MACRA), other non-ACA statutes, and future health reform legislation. The demands of new reforms created under ACA have redefined how CMS approaches and conducts research activities, Model testing, and demonstrations affecting Medicare, Medicaid, CHIP, and uninsured populations. The role of state and private sector payers is also being redefined, as many new models include multiple payers working in collaboration with CMS to reform the care delivery system. Note: CMS also refers to other Innovative State-based programs when the term model/demonstration is used throughout this work statement. The RMADA 3 IDIQ contract shall provide CMS with a robust tool to meet these needs and opportunities. The Contractor shall work with CMS on matters including but not limited to:
- Supporting all aspects of model design and operations (except information technology).
- Conducting program, data, and environmental analyses.
- Monitoring model site implementations.
- Designing and carrying out surveys and other primary data collection activities.
- Obtaining and analyzing secondary data sources, including data regarding Medicare, Medicaid, and the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) and evaluations.
- Reporting on formative and summative analyses.
- Providing rapid cycle evaluation feedback to CMS and model participants,
- Creating summative reports of annual and final program findings.
- Assisting in developing program templates, tools, toolkits, and driver diagrams.
- Support stakeholder engagement and training.
- Provide data analysis/ integration support.
- Assist in developing program-specific technical/policy resource guides and informational/ educational/ briefing materials.
- Provide grant proposal reviews and summarization reports
In addition to the list above of required tasks, the Contractor may be asked to work with CMS on developing and implementing learning systems to support accelerated learning, improvement, and dissemination of promising practices …
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