How to bid on the MSWISEWOMAN Program Provider Contract with Mississippi Department of Health

What the Mississippi Department of Health is buying

The Mississippi Department of Health is seeking enrolled Mississippi healthcare providers to deliver preventive services for the MSWISEWOMAN Program. This program focuses on cardiovascular disease screening, evaluation, and risk reduction for women aged 35-64 who are participants in the state’s breast and cervical cancer programs.

Providers can apply to serve as either primary or secondary providers. The program targets low-income, uninsured, underinsured, and underserved participants, aiming to improve cardiovascular health outcomes in this vulnerable population.

Key dates for this opportunity

This opportunity was published on June 05, 2026. The deadline for submitting responses is March 31, 2027, at 1:00 AM ET. All submissions must be completed by this time.

Who this opportunity suits

This contract is suitable for Mississippi healthcare providers who are already enrolled in the MS-Breast and Cervical Cancer Programs. Firms specializing in preventive health services, cardiovascular care, and women's health will find this opportunity relevant. The work involves providing services to a specific demographic of women who are low-income, uninsured, underinsured, or underserved.

How to respond to this solicitation

To access the solicitation, you need to go to the original source on OpenGov Procurement. Once on the OpenGov site, you may encounter a brief security check; allow it to complete.

You will need to sign in or create a free vendor account on OpenGov Procurement. This account will allow you to download plans, ask questions, join the planholders list, and submit your response. Important updates and addenda notices will be communicated through OpenGov.

Tips for preparing a competitive response

Carefully review all program requirements to ensure your services align with the MSWISEWOMAN Program's goals, especially regarding cardiovascular disease screening and risk reduction for the target population. Highlight your experience working with low-income, uninsured, underinsured, and underserved communities.

Clearly detail your capacity to serve as either a primary or secondary provider. Emphasize how your practice can contribute to achieving equitable health outcomes and addressing social and non-medical health needs, which are critical aspects of this program. Ensure all required documentation is complete and submitted well before the March 31, 2027 deadline to avoid any last-minute issues.