CFS - Children and Family ServicesIssuing agency·Springfield, IL·via the Illinois BidBuy open-bids boardTHIS IS NOT A BID OPPORTUNITY. The Illinois Department of Children and Family Services is declaring an emergency extension contract due to the connection between I.T. systems and federal claiming. DCFS requires maintenance and development of complex application system software and databases supporting federal program eligibility and claiming.
The emergency contract provides for maintenance, support, and limited enhancement of complex application software and databases supporting federal program eligibility and claiming; ongoing support of integrated IT application systems in both web-based and mainframe environments; preparation, maintenance, and improvement of DCFS' quarterly Title IV-E reimbursement claims; continued operation of Emergency Assistance claiming; maintenance and updates to the Public Assistance Cost Allocation Plan; technical support for federal claiming-related systems including MARS FFP Applications, Emergency Assistance Claiming Systems, Medical Assistance Systems, Managed Care coordination, Child Support interfaces, Home of Relative and Certified Homes systems, Trust Accounting System, Subsidy Tracking System, CWCA and Clearance Tracking systems, Court Tracking System, and the Title IV-E and Title IV-B Claim Development System (CARS); first-level federal financial participation review of adoption and guardianship subsidy cases; audit preparation, documentation review, and on-site support for federal and State audits; support for federal on-site reviews and monitoring of permanency timelines; and ongoing technical and programmatic assistance to DCFS program units, IT partners, fiscal staff, legal staff, and inter-agency partners as it relates to federal eligibility and claiming.
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Source: BidBuy (Illinois) (bid 27-418DCFS-PROCU-B-54421), retrieved via the Illinois BidBuy open-bids board. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.
