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CFO Mossman recommended transferring about $1.4 million from a low-interest collateral account and establishing a Business Interest Sweep account with Eastern Sierra Community Bank to improve yields on excess cash. The Finance Committee advanced both items to the full Board, signaling a shift in NIHD’s banking and cash management strategy. While the core decision is largely made, treasury service providers and investment advisors can monitor for future RFPs or advisory needs around liquidity, investment policies, and debt management.
Contract Award
$1,400,000Jul 7, 2026The County is approving a 5-year contract with Geo-Logic Associates for landfill engineering and environmental consulting services, not to exceed $961,366 from July 1, 2026 to June 30, 2031. Vendor selection is complete, pending Board authorization and annual budget approvals. Engineering and environmental firms can target complementary work such as design packages, permitting support, construction services, or modeling in coordination with Geo-Logic and County staff.
Contract Award
$961,366Jun 30, 2026NIHD’s proposed FY 2026–2027 operational and capital budgets highlight technology investments and upgrades as key elements, including EHR, revenue cycle, and broader IT initiatives. Finance Committee discussion emphasized technology upgrades and supply chain initiatives as part of improving efficiency and growth. IT vendors, especially in clinical systems, revenue cycle, cybersecurity, and infrastructure, can engage around upcoming refreshes and integration needs as these budgets move toward Board approval.
Budget Planning
$4,000,000Jul 7, 2026The proposed FY 2026–2027 capital budget includes PMA building renovations to relieve space constraints, alongside infrastructure and technology upgrades. The Finance Committee sent this $4 million capital package to the full Board, suggesting NIHD is preparing to fund facility work but has not yet named architects or builders for the PMA project. Design, construction, and facilities planning firms can discuss programming, phasing, and swing space strategies tailored to a rural hospital clinic environment.
Budget Planning
$4,000,000Jul 7, 2026Inyo County is approving a 5-year contract with TEAM Environmental, Inc. for groundwater monitoring and sampling at county landfills, valued up to $548,680 from July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2031. The vendor has been selected and the Board is being asked to authorize the agreement, contingent on future budgets. Environmental service providers may find follow-on opportunities in sampling support, lab analysis, data systems, and compliance reporting over the contract term.
Contract Award
$548,680Jun 30, 2026Inyo County is approving a 2026-2028 agreement with First 5 California for Small Population County Funding Augmentation, up to $543,189. These funds will support early childhood services, but specific contracted programs or providers are not described in the agenda. Early childhood nonprofits, evaluators, and training vendors can approach First 5 Inyo about how this new funding will be programmed and where outside services may be needed.
Grant Funding
$543,189Jun 30, 2026Inyo County is approving a sole-source agreement with Crestwood Behavioral Health, Inc. for residential treatment services up to $183,000 for July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027. Crestwood is designated the provider for this level of care, with funding contingent on the FY 2026-27 budget. Behavioral health technology, transportation, and wraparound service vendors can pursue complementary solutions such as care coordination platforms or step-down supports that integrate with the Crestwood placement model.
Contract Award
$183,000Jun 30, 2026NIHD is evaluating formal participation in the Sierra Health Collaborative, a regional group of rural hospitals focused on group purchasing, peer review, service line development, and EMR initiatives. CEO Wallis briefed the Finance Committee on a proposed $50,000 buy-in and ongoing fees, and was supported to attend the collaborative’s strategic planning session before making a recommendation. This collaborative could lead to new joint contracts for supplies, IT, and clinical services where regional vendors can engage.
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$50,000Jul 7, 2026The County is renewing a sole-source contract with Inyo County Office of Education to provide Stage 1 CalWORKs child care services, up to $170,000 from July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027. ICOE is the incumbent provider and will manage Stage 1 placements and payments for eligible families. Software vendors, training providers, and childcare system consultants can look to support ICOE and the County with case management, billing, and quality improvement tools rather than direct service competition.
Contract Award
$170,000Jun 30, 2026The County is amending its contract with Vista Pacifica Enterprises Inc. for inpatient psychiatric services, adding $50,000 for a new total not-to-exceed of $168,625. Vista Pacifica is confirmed as a sole-source provider for inpatient psychiatric and related medical services. This indicates rising utilization and ongoing need for crisis stabilization, suggesting opportunities for vendors offering telepsychiatry, step-down programs, or transportation to reduce inpatient reliance.
Contract Award
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