Utilization Patterns and Billing Integrity Analysis

Utilization Patterns and Billing Integrity Analysis
Notice of intent to award sole source
the department of health and human services (hhs) plans to award a contract without competition to interlace intelligence, llc.
title: utilization patterns and billing integrity analysis
background
the mission of the u.s. department of health and human services (hhs) is to enhance the health and well-being of all americans, by providing for effective health and human services and by fostering sound, sustained advances in the sciences underlying medicine, public health, and social services.
hhs oversees federal health programs and the providers and facilities that bill them. administrative claims data can characterize how a category of care is delivered and can surface billing patterns that merit investigation.
the contractor shall provide ongoing analytic support across two domains: (1) drug safety, patient safety, and program-integrity research and (2) a comprehensive retrospective safety evaluation with framework for ongoing surveillance and targeted prospective study. the contractor will return written analyses stating what was found, how it was found, and what the analysis does and does not establish. hhs retains responsibility for any investigation, validation, determination, or action.
scope of work is provided in the attached draft sow
estimated contract period: base period plus one twelve-month option period
hhs believes only one company, interlace intelligence, llc., can currently meet this need, under the authority of federal acquisition regulation (far) 6.103-1.
responses
if your organization believes it can provide these services, you may respond to the request for information, attached as rfi, to show capability.
send your statement to: olivia barksdale, contract specialist at olivia.barksdale@hhs.gov
reference number: reqt-omas-ms-2027-00007
deadline: 12:00 p.m. et on october 20, 2026
whether to compete this contract is entirely at the governments discretion, and any responses received will be used only to help make that determination. this notice does not obligate the government to award a contract, pay for information submitted, acknowledge receipt, or provide feedback on any response.
responses should be complete and sufficiently detailed, and must not include proprietary, classified, confidential, or sensitive information. the government may use any non-proprietary technical information provided for any purpose it deems necessary and legally appropriate.
if a competitive solicitation results from this notice, it will be posted on sam.gov in accordance with far part 5; however, responses to this notice will not count as responses to that future solicitation.