NCQA Surveys for NYS PCMH

The State University of New York ("SUNY") Upstate Medical University ("Upstate") intends to make an award under our discretionary authority, which is up to $125,000.00, for National Committee for Quality Assurance ("NCQA") surveys and pursuant to New York State ("NYS") Education Law §355(5)(a) which authorizes purchases without a formal competitive process in certain circumstances, including purchases from NYS small businesses, from business certified pursuant to Article 15-A and Article 17-B of the NYS Executive Law, and if applicable, from businesses selling commodities or technology that are recycled or remanufactured. If you (the "Contractor'') are interested in providing a proposal for the above commodity or service, you must contact the appropriately designated contact in this advertisement within fifteen (15) business days of this Advertised Notice.

A sealed bid will not be held.

Scope of Work:

To provide NCQA surveys so that Upstate may maintain its enrollment with the New York State Patient-Centered Medical Home ("NYS PCMH") Recognition program.

Requirements:

• Must be able to do business in NYS

This procurement is subject to NYS Finance Law ("SFL") §§139 -j &-k, also known as the Lobbying Law, therefore, vendors are cautioned that the only permissible contact for this procurement is the individual(s) listed below. Contacting any other individuals at Upstate in connection with this advertisement may constitute a violation of SFL. Failure to comply with this requirement can range from no contract award to debarment from sales to any NYS agency. Please refer to the Office of General Services website at https://ogs.ny.gov/acpl for more information on the Lobbying Law.

The successful contractor will be required to submit applicable documents related to Vendor Responsibility, NYS SFL §§139 -j & -k and NYS Tax Law Section 5-a.

The successful contractor will be required to submit valid and current NYS Workers' Compensation and Disability forms.

NYS Small Business and businesses certified pursuant to Article 15-A and 17-B of the NYS Executive Law are encouraged to submit bids.