JudicialIssuing agency·Des Moines, IA·via Iowa Department of Administrative ServicesJuvenile Court Services, within the Iowa Judicial Branch (IJB) is seeking to identify a successful respondent to: 1. Provide expert consultation and technical assistance with all aspects of Title IV-E claiming, including Administrative, Prevention Services, and Training. 2.
Configure, implement, operate, and maintain a comprehensive web-based RMS system for Title IV-E Administrative claiming. 3. Draft, review and/or enhance Title IV-E Administrative claiming through quarterly evaluation of program and activity coding.
Provide technical assistance in case of an audit. 6. Complete required quality assurance (QA) activities and provide ongoing evaluation and advisement of internal JCS Title IV-E QA processes.
Participate in a minimum of quarterly virtual meetings to review data, trends and areas for improvement.
The contractor must provide expert consultation and technical assistance with all aspects of Title IV-E claiming, including Administrative, Prevention Services, and Training; configure, implement, operate, and maintain a comprehensive web-based RMS system for Title IV-E Administrative claiming; draft, review and/or enhance Title IV-E Administrative claiming through quarterly evaluation of program and activity coding; provide appropriate reports as scheduled and/or on demand; provide technical assistance in case of an audit; complete required quality assurance (QA) activities and provide ongoing evaluation and advisement of internal JCS Title IV-E QA processes; provide assistance with the development of training programs, including preliminary training for new users, as well as ongoing evaluation and recommendations for improvement; and participate in a minimum of quarterly virtual meetings to review data, trends and areas for improvement.
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