Missouri Department of Social Services has closed ToRCH Care Smart Growth and Service Line Modifications, Horizon 2, IFB DSS26015-02. The opportunity closed September 1, 2026 at 2:00 PM and is no longer accepting bids. DSS described Horizon 2 as a rural service-line modernization initiative spanning maternal health, behavioral health including tele-behavioral health, and diagnostics/outpatient care, with individual Department awards up to $5 million and broader anticipated funding across Program Years 1 and 2. Atlas is retaining this record for historical intelligence, award monitoring and successor-round planning only. Do not initiate new applicant-facing outreach or submit a new Horizon 2 bid; preserve validated project scopes, match assumptions and service-line modernization work for future Missouri RHTP opportunities.
ExpiredAtlas Opportunity Score 97/100
MO-DSS-DSS26015-02-TORCH-H2-2026MissouriMissouri Department of Social ServicesBehavioral Health ProviderCommunity Health CenterFederally Qualified Health CenterBehavioral HealthRural Health TransformationTelehealth & Remote Patient Monitoring
Missouri ToRCH Care Horizon 2 — DSS26015-02
FundingNearly $40 million anticipated across Program Years 1 and 2, subject to final CMS budget approval; individual Department awards up to $5 million. Amendment #02 states required match is separate from the $5 million Department-award cap.
DeadlineClosed September 1, 2026 at 2:00 PM. The opportunity is no longer accepting bids.
Last verifiedSeptember 7, 2026
Required next actionDo not submit a new Horizon 2 bid. Monitor Missouri DSS and DHSS for award notices, implementation guidance and successor ToRCH/Rural Health Transformation opportunities; preserve validated project scopes, match plans and service-line modernization budgets for future rounds.
Broad Eligibility
Hospitals and other organizations whose programs, facilities, workforce, or services expand rural residents' access within Missouri-designated rural communities may be eligible. Projects must deliver care in state-designated rural areas, align with a Horizon 2 priority service line, address a documented local infrastructure gap, and include a sustainability plan. DSS's public summary excludes new construction, demolition, major facility expansion, cosmetic upgrades, and routine operating expenses.
Atlas Analysis
Atlas Opportunity Score: 97/100. N9+ Direct Vendor Fit: 90/100 (HIGH FIT) as historical opportunity intelligence. The strongest defensible structure was applicant-named vendor/subcontractor participation rather than Dr. Miltie serving as the eligible grantee, based on explicit tele-behavioral health, specialty consultation, diagnostic/outpatient, primary-care and chronic-disease expansion priorities. This IFB is closed and must not be treated as an active solicitation. Retain the analysis for award monitoring and successor-round planning only; re-verify all eligibility, allowability, procurement, match and technical requirements against any future Missouri RHTP notice before outreach or submission.
Source verificationOfficial government source · dss.mo.govAtlas last verified this record September 7, 2026. Always use the funder's current application materials, amendments and portal instructions as the controlling source.View source and application materials ↗