California CSU Monterey Bay Campus Health Center Management RFP

FundingOfficial contract value not disclosed in the currently accessible California Supplier notice.

DeadlineOctober 23, 2026

Last verifiedSeptember 9, 2026

Required next actionRetrieve the authoritative CSUMB-RFP-00000829 package from California eProcure Event 0000040127, first resolve the conflicting public deadline-time metadata, then verify bidder eligibility, partial/separable award structure, licensing, insurance, pricing, required forms, evaluation factors and exact submission mechanics before finalizing Path A/B/C or any response.

Broad Eligibility

Qualified vendors or consortiums capable of meeting California State University Monterey Bay campus-health operational requirements. Final bidder qualifications, licensure, insurance and whether separable telehealth/clinical components may be bid directly remain unverified until the controlling RFP PDF is retrieved.

Atlas Analysis

Atlas Opportunity Score 97/100. N9+ Direct Vendor Fit 92/100 provisional HIGH FIT. Current public procurement mirrors continue to describe urgent/primary care plus telehealth platform/IT support, diagnostics, behavioral health, preventive education and staffing, and one current mirror states CSU may award in whole or in part. Direct-vendor Path A remains a candidate but is NOT VERIFIED because the controlling eProcure/SciQuest RFP PDF, attachments and addenda are still inaccessible through the available automated path. Publicly indexed sources conflict on the exact October 23 clock time, so Atlas now publishes the verified date only until the authoritative solicitation resolves the time. Bidder qualifications, separable bid rights, licenses, insurance, pricing, contract term, evaluation factors and exact submission mechanics remain unverified.

California State University Monterey Bay has an open procurement for management and operation of its Campus Health Center. Current public procurement records agree that CSUMB-RFP-00000829 / California eProcure Event 0000040127 remains open through October 23, 2026. Publicly indexed sources conflict on the exact clock time, so Atlas is not presenting an exact time as controlling until the authoritative eProcure/SciQuest solicitation package is retrieved.

Scope and N9+/QC relevance

Current publicly indexed solicitation materials describe urgent and primary care plus telehealth platform and IT support, behavioral and mental-health counseling, diagnostic testing, preventive education, clinical support staffing, pharmacy services and related campus-health operations. One current procurement-data mirror states CSU may award the procurement in whole or in part.

This remains a strong N9+/QC capture candidate because the reported scope expressly includes telehealth and direct clinical-service components. However, Atlas has not yet verified the controlling RFP PDF, attachments and addenda from the authoritative Cal eProcure/SciQuest event. Final bidder qualifications, separable-bid rights, required licenses, insurance, pricing format, contract term, evaluation factors, submission mechanics and whether Dr. Miltie may directly bid a telehealth/clinical component remain unverified.

Current Atlas classification

Atlas Opportunity Score: 97/100. N9+ Direct Vendor Fit: 92/100 provisional HIGH FIT. Direct-vendor Path A is a candidate, not yet confirmed. No partner requirement is assumed. The official contract value is not disclosed in the currently accessible authoritative public notice.

Next action

Retrieve and analyze the full CSUMB-RFP-00000829 package from California eProcure Event 0000040127. First resolve the conflicting October 23 deadline-time metadata, then verify bidder eligibility, partial/separable award structure, licensing, insurance, pricing, required forms, evaluation factors and exact submission mechanics before any Path A classification, direct response or applicant-facing claim.

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Source verificationOfficial government source · caleprocure.ca.govAtlas last verified this record September 9, 2026. Always use the funder's current application materials, amendments and portal instructions as the controlling source.View source and application materials ↗