The Department of Health and Welfare is launching a new Vendor Repository to make it easier for RHTP subawardees to connect with the vendors and contractors they need to complete funded projects. The repository is a public list of vendors interested in working with RHTP subawardees. Vendors can sign up through the Vendor Repository Intake Form, and DHW will post the list here at least once a month, beginning in December 2026.
Please note: Being listed is not a state endorsement. DHW doesn’t verify vendor information or guarantee qualifications, pricing, or contracts, and you choose your own vendors and follow your own procurement rules.
Idaho Rural Health Transformation Vendor Repository
DHW is creating a public repository of vendors and contractors interested in working with subawardees of the Rural Health Transformation Program. It is intended to help subawardees find vendors with services and specialties relevant to their project needs.
About the directory
Participation is voluntary. DHW does not verify vendor information, endorse or recommend vendors, or guarantee vendor qualifications, pricing, or contract awards. RHTP subawardees select and contract with vendors independently and are responsible for following their own procurement requirements. A listing does not guarantee that a vendor will be contacted or selected for work.
Participation
If your organization would like to be included in the Vendor Repository, please enter the appropriate information in the Vendor Repository Information Form. If you have any questions or technical issues, email USIDRHTPPMO@Deloitte.com.
Vendor Repository: Coming soon. The first version will be posted in December 2026.
Vendor-Subawardee Forum
DHW is hosting a vendor-subawardee forum at 1 p.m. MT on November 20, 2026, to introduce the Vendor Repository and share RHTP Year 1 updates. The webinar will be recorded and posted on this site for those who cannot attend. Watch this site for the forum details and link to join.
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