The National Association of Community Health Centers (NACHC) is accepting proposals on an ongoing basis for Professional Services: Project Management and Meeting Facilitation. The RFP was initially released November 10, 2025 and does not publish a fixed closing date.
HRSA connection
HRSA’s Bureau of Primary Health Care identifies NACHC as the FY2026 National Technical Assistance and Coordination Center. NACHC’s procurement page also states that some vendor opportunities result from HRSA/BPHC resource support. This specific RFP supports NACHC’s health-center Training and Technical Assistance service line, but it does not state that every assignment or task order is federally funded. Atlas therefore treats it as an HRSA-linked technical-assistance vendor opportunity, not a direct federal solicitation.
What NACHC is buying
NACHC may establish one or more vendor agreements and issue as-needed assignments for project planning, implementation and tracking, milestone and funder-requirement monitoring, project reports, meeting and group facilitation, stakeholder engagement, consensus-building, agendas, facilitation materials, and follow-up documentation.
Budget and timing
The budget varies by assignment. NACHC states that total compensation is anticipated to exceed $10,000, with final amounts negotiated through task orders or project assignments. Proposals are due on an ongoing basis, and qualified vendors may be contacted as needs arise.
Qualifications and submission
Selected vendors should know the Health Center Program or other federally funded public-health programs and/or have direct experience with Federally Qualified Health Centers or FQHC Look-Alikes. Proposals require contact and organization information, work samples, a capability statement, resumes, daily or hourly rates with justification, and a signed attestation. Scored work samples may include recent client evaluations, reference letters, or testimonials from engagements within one year of application.
Atlas analysis
Atlas Opportunity Score: 48/100. The vendor pool is structurally open to qualified vendors and has no fixed closing date, but Dr. Miltie’s direct-pursuit qualifications remain unverified because current WorkDrive searches did not surface the recent project-management or facilitation work samples and qualifying references requested by the RFP. N9+ Fit: 2/100. N9+ is not a meaningful core fit because the work is professional project-management and facilitation support rather than remote physical examination, telehealth equipment, or clinical technology deployment.
Required next action
Before any direct pursuit, verify current project-management or facilitation work samples, recent client references, and Health Center Program or federal public-health experience. For any assignment, confirm the specific funding source before describing that task order as federally funded.