Equine Therapy

Fort Peck Tribes Health Promotion Disease Prevention

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS

Bid #24-25

The Fort Peck Tribes- Health Promotion Disease Prevention (HPDP)-Tribal Health Improvement Program (THIP) located in Poplar, MT is requesting proposals for entering into professional and personal services contracts and agreements in support and for medical, dental and mental health professions for its school-based health programs and Tribal Health Improvement programs on the Fort Peck Assiniboine and Sioux Reservation. The HPDP program is seeking incumbents under each listed profession with varying and intermittent schedules for the following:

• Equine Therapy

Proposals must include the submission of a written action plan working with rural, high risk patients and minority populations and how it impacts positive health and mental health outcomes. Incumbent requires at least 5 years knowledge and experience in relevant health care fields. Must have interest in working with Native American reservation communities both individually and in group settings, and knowledge of Native American health disparities. Insurance Requirements include General liability and naming the Fort Peck Tribes as an additional insured, W-9 form, and resume and or CV. The Fort Peck Tribes reserves the right to reject any proposals. The contract will consider cost analysis and feasibility to meet the health needs of its HPDP clients and services.

Please submit proposals by September 26^th 20204 at 1:00pm MST. The Fort Peck Tribes reserve the right to review and select the proposal based on responsiveness of the bidder. HPDP will open proposals on September 27^th 20204 at 1:00pm MST. HPDP will contact the selected proposal via email and/or telephone.

Submit proposals by certified mail to:

Fort Peck Tribes

Attn: AnJulie Cantrell, Property Management Technician

P.O. Box 1027

Poplar, MT 59255

RE: HPDP Professional and personal service contracts and agreements  BID #24-25

For any questions please email: [email protected] HPDP Director or [email protected] HPDP Deputy Director or call (406)768-3052.

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