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Connecticut DAS Sleep Apnea Diagnostic & Treatment Services — Solicitation 26PSX0134

Connecticut DAS solicitation 26PSX0134 seeks sleep apnea diagnostic and treatment services for correctional health, including home sleep apnea testing, telehealth pulmonary consultation, clinical interpretation, PAP equipment, training and support. Addendum #2 extends responses to September 21, 2026 at 2:00 PM EDT.

FundingContract value not published. This is a Connecticut state procurement; respondents price required clinical services, diagnostic testing, PAP equipment and supplies, logistics, training and support.
DeadlineSeptember 21, 2026 at 2:00 PM EDT under Addendum #2. Vendor questions closed September 9, 2026 at 2:00 PM.
Last verifiedSeptember 17, 2026 — authoritative latest-addenda verification pending
Required next actionHOLD FOR AUTHORITATIVE CTSOURCE REVERIFICATION. Later amendment activity is visible outside the authoritative portal after the September 12 Atlas verification. Before republication or pursuit, open CTsource solicitation 26PSX0134 and verify the complete current amendment set, controlling response deadline, revised Exhibit A, current Exhibit B price schedule/instructions, Medicare reimbursement provisions, contract term, all required response documents, prime/team structure, Connecticut sleep/pulmonary credentials, HSAT/PAP capability, and correctional security requirements. Do not auto-submit and do not send procurement outreach.

Broad Eligibility

Open to vendors that can satisfy the full Connecticut solicitation requirements, including applicable clinical licensing and qualifications, sleep technologist credentials, pulmonary/physician/respiratory personnel requirements, HSAT/PAP equipment and logistics, correctional security controls and CTsource response requirements. Procurement; no grant match/cost share.

Atlas Analysis

QC Healthcare direct-vendor or teaming fit 94/100 conditional. N9+ fit 40/100 conditional. Strong correctional-health telehealth procurement, but QC prime eligibility is not established until Connecticut sleep/pulmonary credentials, HSAT/PAP equipment and logistics, security requirements and all mandatory submission conditions are verified. Do not force N9+ fit.

Opportunity Overview

The Connecticut Department of Administrative Services, Procurement Division has issued Sleep Apnea Diagnostic & Treatment Services, Solicitation 26PSX0134 for correctional health services in Connecticut. The procurement seeks a contractor capable of delivering a complete sleep apnea diagnostic and treatment model inside Department of Correction facilities, including portable diagnostic testing, clinical interpretation, pulmonary consultation by telehealth, treatment equipment, staff training, logistics and ongoing support.

Atlas Opportunity Score: 97/100. This is an unusually relevant Connecticut correctional health and telehealth procurement. It is a direct vendor opportunity rather than a grant.

Deadline and Current Amendment Control

Responses are due September 21, 2026 at 2:00 PM EDT under Addendum #2. The vendor question period closed September 9, 2026 at 2:00 PM. Respondents should use CTsource and review the live solicitation record for every current document, amendment and acceptance requirement before submitting.

Applicant Value and Cost Share

The State does not publish a maximum contract value in the public solicitation materials reviewed by Atlas. Respondents price the required services, diagnostic testing, equipment, supplies, logistics, training and support through the solicitation price schedule. Because this is a procurement rather than a grant, there is no applicant match or cost share requirement.

Scope of Work

  • Compact home sleep apnea testing devices suitable for use in correctional facilities.
  • Clinical review and interpretation of completed sleep studies by appropriately licensed personnel.
  • Diagnosis, treatment recommendations and pulmonary consultation through a telehealth model.
  • Positive Airway Pressure equipment and related accessories when clinically indicated.
  • Shipping, return logistics and equipment handling support for correctional facilities.
  • Initial and ongoing staff training, clinical support and technical support.
  • Compliance with applicable sleep medicine, Medicare, privacy, security and correctional facility requirements.

Eligibility and Qualifications

The solicitation is open to vendors able to satisfy the complete clinical, operational, equipment and Connecticut contracting requirements. Public procurement summaries of the controlling package identify required Connecticut professional licensing and qualifications for the Medical Director or supervising physician, sleep technologists and other clinical personnel, including relevant sleep technologist certifications and appropriate physician, pulmonology and respiratory therapy credentials. Personnel entering correctional facilities are also subject to required background and security controls. Atlas does not assume that a company qualifies merely because it offers telehealth.

Submission Method

Responses are handled through CTsource, Connecticut’s state contracting portal. The State allows anyone to view opportunities on the CTsource Bid Board, but suppliers must register to respond electronically. Respondents should search CTsource for 26PSX0134, review the full solicitation package and all addenda, accept applicable amendments, complete every required response item and submit before the controlling deadline.

Dr. Miltie and QC Healthcare Fit

QC Healthcare direct vendor or teaming fit: 94/100, conditional. QC Healthcare’s publicly announced virtual care model, clinician network, digital diagnostics and technology enabled care capabilities make the telehealth clinical portion of this procurement materially relevant. However, Atlas has not verified that QC Healthcare independently possesses the required Connecticut sleep medicine and pulmonary credentials, sleep technologist certifications, HSAT logistics, PAP equipment and supply capability, correctional facility experience, or every other prime contractor requirement. A teaming structure with a qualified sleep diagnostics and PAP supplier may therefore be necessary.

N9+ Fit Score: 40/100, conditional. The Nonagon N9+ device and platform is not the core requested sleep testing or PAP technology, so Atlas will not force an N9+ role. Any use would need to be supported by the final clinical architecture and the solicitation’s actual allowability and requirements.

Direct Vendor Alert

This opportunity is classified as a TRUE Dr. Miltie/QC Healthcare direct vendor review. Atlas will not auto submit and will not send procurement outreach without Marc’s direction. Before pursuit, verify the prime or teaming structure, all Connecticut clinical licenses and certifications, HSAT and PAP equipment capability, correctional security requirements, required CTsource supplier documents, pricing responsibilities and every mandatory solicitation condition.

Official Source

The official State source is the Connecticut State Contracting Portal and CTsource Bid Board. Search the Bid Board for solicitation 26PSX0134. The State explains that CTsource is its contracting portal, that the Bid Board carries open solicitations, and that supplier registration is required to respond electronically.

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Source verificationOfficial government source · portal.ct.govAtlas last verified this record September 17, 2026 — authoritative latest-addenda verification pending. Always use the funder's current application materials, amendments and portal instructions as the controlling source.View source and application materials ↗