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RFQ Announcement – Temporary and Contract Employment Services

August 3, 2026

Request for Qualifications

Temporary and Contract Employment Services

Granville Vance Public Health (GVPH) invites Statements of Qualifications (SOQs) from qualified staffing firms to provide temporary, temporary-to-hire, and contract personnel for public health, finance, administrative, and clinical positions.

RFQ number: 729-27ADMIN410-02
Issue date: August 3, 2026
Written questions due: 5:00 PM EDT, August 10, 2026
Responses / addenda issued: 12:00 PM EDT, August 14, 2026
SOQs and separate cost proposals due: 5:00 PM EDT, August 17, 2026
Notice of qualification determination: 5:00 PM EDT, August 24, 2026

Questions and answers

Posted August 11, 2026. Written questions closed 5:00 PM EDT, August 10, 2026. The answers below respond to the written questions GVPH received and are to be read together with the RFQ. Download the questions and answers (PDF)

1. What roles would require travel? Please provide how many candidates are estimated for travel?
Because GVPH operates across six facilities in two counties, it can reasonably be assumed that all candidates hired would require some travel. Hired candidates would occasionally travel between facilities (10 miles one way is the longest distance traveled); mileage is reimbursed at the current federal rate. Employment openings requiring more substantive travel would be identified during the contract phase with the staffing entity.

2. Re: HIPAA – For staffing entities that are not supervising the employee and/or do not provide HIPAA training and have no way to monitor, please advise as to how to address this requirement.
GVPH provides HIPAA-specific training as well as all other position and Health Department specific training as part of the onboarding process during the successful candidate’s first week with the Health Department. A simple statement in the application packet that the staffing company does not provide training would be sufficient and would not count against the RFQ applicant.

3. Please confirm, regarding Wage/Hours compliance, staffing applicants can monitor timecards, but it is GVPH’s responsibility for work breaks.
This interpretation is correct. GVPH monitors and retains responsibility for all workplace monitoring.

4. Can we bid just for clerical/accounting roles?
Staffing agencies can bid for any to all of the staffing areas described in the RFQ. Successful employment agencies would only be contacted to gauge interest in assisting GVPH fill employment vacancies in those roles for which they identified interest.

How to submit by email. Submit by email to the RFQ contact below. Send the technical SOQ and the cost proposal as separate, clearly labeled files. Label the submission GVPH RFQ - Temporary and Contract Employment Services. Respondents are responsible for timely receipt; late submissions may be rejected.

RFQ contact: Jesus Peralta, Regional Workforce Development Director — jperalta@gvph.org

Respondents must not contact GVPH board members, evaluation committee members, or other employees about this procurement except through the contact above. Material interpretations or changes will be issued by addendum.

Download the full Request for Qualifications (PDF)
Download the questions and answers (PDF)

This RFQ identifies firms qualified to provide these services. Inclusion on the qualified-firm list is not a contract award and does not guarantee any assignment, hours, or future work.

Important Update: Electronic Access to 1095-C and Paper Copy Request

March 2, 2026

Notice of Important Update Regarding Form 1095-C Access

 This notice is to inform you of an important update regarding how you may access your Form 1095-C, which provides information about the health coverage offered to you during the applicable tax year.  

In accordance with the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and updates under the Paperwork Reduction Act, Form 1095-C will now be made available electronically rather than being automatically mailed.  

This change is designed to streamline access and ensure timely delivery of your health coverage information, supporting both compliance and convenience for all employees.  

Electronic Access to Form 1095-C

Form 1095-C will now be provided electronically, in line with the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and the Paperwork Reduction Act. This means you will no longer automatically receive a paper copy by mail.  To access your Form 1095-C online, please visit:

https://nc.secure-enroll.com/go/NC-SHPhttps://nc.secure-enroll.com/go/NC-SHP 

Electronic access ensures you can quickly and securely obtain your health coverage information for the applicable tax year. Please keep this link for your records and check the site beginning March 3 each year for the latest form.  

How to Request a Paper Copy

If you prefer to receive a paper copy of your Form 1095-C, you may request one at no cost.  

• Contact Human Resources at humanresources@gvph.org or call (919) 693-2141. 
• Once your request is received, a paper copy will be provided within 30 days.

This option ensures that all employees have access to their health coverage information in the format that best suits their needs.  

Availability Period for Form 1095-C

Electronic access to Form 1095-C and this notice will be available each year beginning March 3 and will remain accessible through October 15.

During this period, you may view and download your Form 1095-C online at your convenience. If you require a paper copy, please ensure your request is submitted within this timeframe to guarantee timely delivery.  

Contact Information for Assistance

If you have any questions about this notice or need help accessing your Form 1095-C, please reach out for assistance.  

Contact: Human Resources
Email: humanresources@gvph.org
Phone: (919) 693-2141

Support is available to ensure you can access your health coverage information in the format you need. 

Contact us

Granville Vance Public Health has two sites,

one in Granville County and one in Vance County. 

You may call either site to schedule an appointment.

CALL GRANVILLE COUNTY (919) 693-2141

CALL VANCE COUNTY (919) 693-2141

RFQ Announcement – Design Services

February 16, 2026

Request For Qualifications

Design Services - Healthcare Facility

Granville Vance Public Health (GVPH) is inviting qualified design firms to submit Statements of Qualifications (SOQ) to provide on-call design consultation services for healthcare facilities across our two-county public health district.

GVPH serves Granville and Vance counties in North Carolina and provides a wide range of clinical, preventive, environmental, dental, WIC, and population-health services across six facilities. As our buildings age and service demands evolve, we are seeking a design partner to support ongoing space improvements that enhance patient experience, operational efficiency, and workforce functionality - while centering trauma-informed design principles.

At this stage of our organizational evolution, GVPH is seeking an experienced healthcare design firm to provide as-needed consultation and full-scope design services for renovations and improvements in clinical, lobby, and program spaces.

Purpose of This RFQ

The purpose of this Request for Qualifications (RFQ) is to identify highly qualified design firms with demonstrated expertise in healthcare facility design and trauma-informed environments.

This RFQ is issued in accordance with North Carolina’s Mini-Brooks Act (N.C.G.S. § 143-64.31), which requires selection based on demonstrated competence and qualifications without regard to fee at this stage of the process.
The selected firm(s) will support GVPH in planning and implementing design improvements across multiple facilities, including:

• Environmental health offices

• Patient registration and lobby areas

• Outpatient clinic spaces

• Dental services areas

• Diagnostic testing and support services

• WIC service areas

• Design solutions must incorporate trauma-informed principles that promote safety, dignity, resilience, confidentiality, and healing - particularly for vulnerable and trauma-affected populations.

Scope and Engagement Approach

The selected firm will provide comprehensive design services, which may include:

• Program validation and space planning

• Schematic design through construction documents

• Code analysis and permitting

• Coordination with GVPH, consultants, and regulatory authorities

• Construction administration

• Integration of trauma-informed design strategies into layout, material selection, and patient/clinician circulation

Engagements will be structured as on-call services and may be activated as needs arise across our Granville and Vance County facilities. Projects may vary in size and complexity, and will be scoped collaboratively based on agency priorities and available funding.

GVPH values:

• Practical, implementable design solutions

• Strong collaboration with healthcare stakeholders

• Familiarity with federal and state grant compliance requirements

• Experience navigating regulatory and healthcare environments

• Sensitivity to operational continuity during renovation

Minimum Qualifications

To be considered, responding firms must demonstrate:

• Licensure and registration to practice in North Carolina

• Successful completion of healthcare facility projects of similar scope and complexity

• Specific experience or training in trauma-informed design

• Project teams with healthcare and trauma-informed design expertise

• Experience collaborating with healthcare providers and regulatory authorities

• Familiarity with federal and state grant compliance requirements, including Uniform Guidance (2 C.F.R. Part 200) and applicable North Carolina statutes

Evaluation and Selection

Statements of Qualifications will be evaluated by a GVPH selection committee based on:

• Firm experience, reputation, and workload capacity

• Project management approach and grant administration experience

• Experience and qualifications of the proposed project team

• Thoroughness and clarity of the submission

• In accordance with 2 C.F.R. 200.318 and other applicable procurement standards, contracts may only be awarded to responsible firms demonstrating integrity, compliance with public policy, past performance, and adequate financial and technical resources.

• Interviews may be conducted with top-ranked firms. Fee proposals will be requested from the most qualified firm(s) during subsequent negotiations.

Submission Information

Statements of Qualifications must be received no later than:

February 23, 2026 (Close of Business)
 
Submissions may be provided as one hard copy or one electronic PDF copy.

Granville Vance Public Health
ATTN: Design SOQ
PO Box 367
Oxford, NC
Email: rfp@gvph.org
Phone: 252-886-7612

Late submissions will not be considered.

Download the complete Request for Qualifications to review detailed scope, submission requirements, evaluation criteria, certifications, insurance requirements, and contractual provisions.

We look forward to partnering with a design firm that shares our commitment to high-quality public health environments and trauma-informed care for the communities we serve.

Download Here

For more information

Communications and Staff Support Lead
comms@gvph.org

RFQ/RFP Landing Page

February 6, 2026

Request for Proposals & Request for Qualifications

Granville Vance Public Health (GVPH) posts all active Requests for Proposals (RFPs) and Requests for Qualifications (RFQs) on this page. These opportunities support a range of agency needs, including operations, services, technology, and strategic initiatives.

Links to current opportunities are listed below. Please refer to each posting for detailed information regarding scope, submission requirements, and deadlines.

Current Opportunities

Request for Qualifications – Operations Consultant Services

Request for Qualifications: Design Services- Healthcare Facility

For more information

Gabriel Williams, MSPH, MBA

Communications and Staff Support Lead

comms@gvph.org

RFQ Announcement – Operations Consultant Services

February 6, 2026

Operations Consultant Request For Qualifications

Granville Vance Public Health (GVPH) is inviting qualified operations consultants and consulting firms to submit Statements of Qualifications to support ongoing organizational effectiveness, systems alignment, and governance development across our two-county public health district.

GVPH serves Granville and Vance counties in North Carolina and provides a wide range of clinical, preventive, environmental, and population-health services. Like many public health agencies, we are navigating an evolving landscape shaped by expanding service models, increasingly complex funding streams, workforce sustainability challenges, and growing expectations for accountability, performance, and impact.

At this stage of our organizational evolution, GVPH is seeking an experienced operations partner to support discrete, as-needed projects focused on strengthening internal systems while preserving the mission-driven, relationship-centered culture that defines our work.

Purpose of This RFQ

The purpose of this Request for Qualifications (RFQ) is to identify consulting partners with expertise in public health or healthcare operations, process improvement, people-management systems, and governance design. The selected consultant(s) will work collaboratively with GVPH leadership and staff to assess current operations, identify opportunities for improvement, and support implementation strategies that enhance efficiency, clarity, and sustainability.

This work is also intended to position GVPH for expanded system leadership roles, including cross-sector coordination and potential participation as a Rural Health Transformation Grant Hub. As such, strong experience in governance development, decision-making frameworks, and multi-partner initiative readiness is especially important.

Scope and Engagement Approach

Consulting engagements may include organizational and workflow assessments, evaluation of people-management and HRIS systems, governance and accountability structure design, change-management support, and implementation planning. Projects will be scoped collaboratively and may occur over time, based on agency priorities and capacity.

GVPH values practical, implementable recommendations; strong facilitation and stakeholder engagement; and approaches that center staff experience, workforce sustainability, and continuity of services for the communities we serve.

Submission Information

Interested consultants should review the full RFQ for detailed information regarding scope, qualifications, submission requirements, and evaluation criteria. Pricing information is not requested at this stage. 

Responses are due by March 2, 2026.

Download the full Request for Qualifications below to learn more about this opportunity and submission requirements.

Download Here

For more information

Communications and Staff Support Lead
comms@gvph.org

LifeLines: Women, Babies, Communities

January 9, 2026

LifeLines: Women, Babies, Communities

Open the newsletter (PDF)

Contact us

Granville Vance Public Health has two sites,

one in Granville County and one in Vance County. 

You may call either site to schedule an appointment.

CALL GRANVILLE COUNTY (919) 693-2141

CALL VANCE COUNTY (919) 693-2141

50th Anniversary Annual Report

December 12, 2024

Celebrating 50 years of Service at Granville Vance Public Health

Granville Vance Public Health (GVPH) is thrilled to announce the release of our 2024 Annual Report, marking 50 years of dedicated service to our community. This milestone report reflects on our journey since 1974, when Granville and Vance Counties joined forces to form a district health department.

Highlights from Our 50th Anniversary Report

Historical Reflections: From our roots in disease prevention to the establishment of key programs like WIC in the 1970s, we’ve grown into a modern health department addressing today’s public health challenges together with community partners across the two counties.

Key Achievements in 2023

• Expansion of School-Based Oral Health programs, ensuring improved dental care for children
• Recognition for excellence in breastfeeding support and high-risk pregnancy care through state awards
• Launch of the THRIVe program, a $4M initiative to enhance youth mental health services over a four-year period (THRIVe: Treatment, Health services, and Recovery through Integrated care in Vance and Granville counties)

Our Vision for the Future: GVPH remains committed to fostering integrated, whole-community health through partnerships, innovation, and evidence-based care.

This year’s report underscores the resilience, adaptability, and dedication of GVPH’s staff and community partners who make our mission possible.
 
Access the Full Report Online

We invite you to explore the 2024 Annual Report on our website here. Learn more about our accomplishments and how we continue to serve Granville and Vance Counties with compassion and commitment. Thank you for supporting GVPH as we reflect on 50 years of service and look ahead to a healthier future together.

Stay connected with us on social media where we provide regular updates:

Facebook: @GranvilleVancePublicHealth 
Instagram: @GranvilleVancePH 

Contact us

Granville Vance Public Health has two sites,

one in Granville County and one in Vance County. 

You may call either site to schedule an appointment.

CALL GRANVILLE COUNTY (919) 693-2141

CALL VANCE COUNTY (919) 693-2141

RFP Announcement – PH Cost of Services

July 7, 2023

Request for Proposals: Public Health Cost of Services Study (RFP 729-23ARPA621-06)

Granville-Vance District Health Department, on behalf of Region 7, invites qualified firms to provide proposals towards a Public Health Cost of Services Study – intended to provide Health Directors with data and metrics to quantify the resources and manpower needed to provide essential public health services at the LHD and regional level.

Bidders must be a firm with a strong background in public health work in North Carolina, with consideration given to bidders with completed projects for Region 7 health departments, as well as experience undertaking complex issues. The successful bidder will have a proven record of assessing local health departments’ current capacity for providing foundational public health capabilities, state-mandated and funded services, as well as the costs to deliver public health programs and identify any gaps.

The project and services will be executed in a manner that does not conflict with the allowable expenses set forth by the federal grant. All services must be completed by May 31, 2024.

All interested and qualified firms are requested to submit their Proposals no later than 4:00PM on July 24, 2023. Submissions received after that date will be disqualified from consideration. Digital files larger than 20MB cannot be accepted by email. Flash drives will not be accepted. Proposals should be sent to:

• By Mail: PO Box 367, Oxford, NC 27565, Reference RFP 729-23ARPA621-06
• By Email: rfp@gvph.org, Reference RFP 729-23ARPA621-06

The full Request for Proposal is available here.

Answers to questions asked regarding this RFP can be found here.

Granville-Vance District Health Department is the fiscal lead for Region 7, which includes Franklin County Health Department, Johnston County Public Health Department, Nash County Health Department, Wake County Health & Human Services Department, Warren County Health Department, and Wilson County Health Department.

For more information, please contact us at rfp@gvph.org

For more information

Director of Workforce Development
rfp@gvph.org

North Carolina Moves Forward: COVID-19 Public Health Emergency Ends May 11

May 15, 2023

Read more information regarding the most recent COVID-19 Public Health update, here.

Contact us

Granville Vance Public Health has two sites,

one in Granville County and one in Vance County. 

You may call either site to schedule an appointment.

CALL GRANVILLE COUNTY (919) 693-2141

CALL VANCE COUNTY (919) 693-2141

RFP Announcement – PH Workforce Investment Study and Recommendations- TEST

February 15, 2023

Request for Proposals: Public Health Workforce Investment Study -TEST

Granville-Vance District Health Department, on behalf of Region 7, invites qualified firms to provide proposals towards a Public Health Workforce Investment Study intended to provide Health Directors with the data and indicators to advocate for new hires, to provide incentives for workforce retention, and to increase capacity to LHDs’ foundational capabilities.  

Bidders must be a firm with a strong background in public health work in North Carolina as well as experience undertaking complex issues. The agency must have a proven record of filling critical gaps in local and regional LHD needs, costs and benefits of recruiting and retaining a suitable public health workforce for providing foundational capabilities and pandemic response. The project and services will be executed in a manner that does not conflict with the allowable expenses set forth by the federal grant. All services must be completed by May 31, 2023.  

 All interested and qualified firms are requested to submit their Proposals no later than 4:45 pm on February 03, 2023. Submissions received after that date will be disqualified from consideration. Digital files larger than 20MB cannot be accepted by email. Flash drives will not be accepted. Proposals should be sent to: 

• By Mail: PO Box 367, Oxford, NC 27565, Reference RFP 729-23ARPA61-05 

• By Email: rfp@gvph.org, Reference RFP 729-23ARPA61-05 

The full Request for Proposal is available here.

Answers to your questions on the RFP can be found here.

Granville-Vance District Health Department is the fiscal lead for Region 7, which includes Franklin County Health Department, Johnston County Public Health Department, Nash County Health Department, Wake County Health & Human Services Department, Warren County Health Department, and Wilson County Health Department

For more information

Director of Workforce Development
rfp@gvph.org

RFP Announcement – NCALHD Region 7 Leadership, Management, and Supervision Training

January 6, 2023

Request for Proposals: NCALHD Region 7 Leadership, Management and Supervision Training

Granville-Vance District Health Department, on behalf of Region 7, invites qualified firms to provide proposals towards NCALHD Region 7 Leadership, Management and Supervision Training with an overarching goal of increasing LHD management capacity to fill critical gaps in Local Health Departments’ foundational capabilities.  

Bidders must be a firm with a strong background in public health work in North Carolina as well as experience undertaking complex issues. The firm must have a proven record of filling critical gaps in local and regional LHD needs; determining specific leadership training components; and adapting training curriculm across communities of practice. The project and services will be executed in a manner that does not conflict with the allowable expenses set forth by the federal grant. All services must be completed by May 31, 2023.  
All interested and qualified firms are requested to submit their Proposals no later than 4:45 pm on February 03, 2023. Submissions received after that date will be disqualified from consideration. Digital files larger than 20MB cannot be accepted by email. Flash drives will not be accepted. Proposals should be sent to: 

• By Mail: PO Box 367, Oxford, NC 27565, Reference RFP 729-23ARPA61-04 

• By Email: rfp@gvph.org, Reference RFP 729-23ARPA61-04 

The full Request for Proposal is available here.

Answers to your questions on the RFP can be found here.

Granville-Vance District Health Department is the fiscal lead for Region 7, which includes Franklin County Health Department, Johnston County Public Health Department, Nash County Health Department, Wake County Health & Human Services Department, Warren County Health Department, and Wilson County Health Department.  

For more information

Director of Workforce Development
rfp@gvph.org

RFP Announcement – Data Analyst RFP

November 28, 2022

Request for Proposals: Region 7 Lead Data Analyst for Performance Measures Study

Pursuant 45 CFR § 74.44 and 2 CFR § 200.320 , Granville-Vance District Health Department is issuing this request for proposals to qualified responders to manage a Lead Data Analyst contract to develop and implement performance measures for local health departments (LHDs) until May 31, 2023. 

Bidders must be a staffing agency with a strong background in public health work in North Carolina as well as experience undertaking complex issues. The selected firm must have a proven track record of filling critical gaps in public health agencies by providing personnel services, directly or indirectly, to analyze performance measures to ensure LHDs are accurately reporting core shared performance measures. The firm must have experience working with LHDs and a demonstrated ability to provide high quality services on time and within budget. 

The successful bidder will manage the contracts of a Lead Data Analyst contracted to to develop and implement performance measures for LHDs, including Region 7 LHDs. The procurement will be awarded on a fixed-price basis, and bidders should submit the fixed price within their proposal. The project and services will be executed in a manner that does not conflict with the allowable expenses set forth by the federal grant. All services must be completed by May 31, 2023.  

All interested and qualified firms are requested to submit their Proposals no later than 4:00PM on December 09, 2022. Submissions received after that date will be disqualified from consideration. Digital files larger than 20MB cannot be accepted by email. Flash drives will not be accepted. Proposals should be sent to: 

• By Mail: PO Box 367, Oxford, NC 27565, Reference RFP 729-22ARPA61-03 

• By Email: rfp@gvph.org, Reference RFP 729-22ARPA61-03 

The full Request for Proposal is available here.

Answers to frequently asked questions about this RFP can be found here:

• Questions for RFP 729-22ARPA61-03

Granville-Vance District Health Department is the fiscal lead for Region 7, which includes Franklin County Health Department, Johnston County Public Health Department, Nash County Health Department, Wake County Health & Human Services Department, Warren County Health Department, and Wilson County Health Department.  

For more information

Director of Workforce Development
rfp@gvph.org

RFP Announcement – PH Workforce Investment Study and Recommendations

November 21, 2022

Request for Proposals: Public Health Workforce Investment Study

Granville-Vance District Health Department, on behalf of Region 7, invites qualified firms to provide proposals towards a Public Health Workforce Investment Study intended to provide Health Directors with the data and indicators to advocate for new hires, to provide incentives for workforce retention, and to increase capacity to LHDs’ foundational capabilities.  

Bidders must be a firm with a strong background in public health work in North Carolina as well as experience undertaking complex issues. The agency must have a proven record of filling critical gaps in local and regional LHD needs, costs and benefits of recruiting and retaining a suitable public health workforce for providing foundational capabilities and pandemic response. The project and services will be executed in a manner that does not conflict with the allowable expenses set forth by the federal grant. All services must be completed by May 31, 2023.  

 All interested and qualified firms are requested to submit their Proposals no later than 4:45 pm on February 03, 2023. Submissions received after that date will be disqualified from consideration. Digital files larger than 20MB cannot be accepted by email. Flash drives will not be accepted. Proposals should be sent to: 

• By Mail: PO Box 367, Oxford, NC 27565, Reference RFP 729-23ARPA61-05 

• By Email: rfp@gvph.org, Reference RFP 729-23ARPA61-05 

The full Request for Proposal is available here.

Answers to your questions on the RFP can be found here.

Granville-Vance District Health Department is the fiscal lead for Region 7, which includes Franklin County Health Department, Johnston County Public Health Department, Nash County Health Department, Wake County Health & Human Services Department, Warren County Health Department, and Wilson County Health Department

For more information

Director of Workforce Development
rfp@gvph.org

RFP Announcement – New Page

November 21, 2022

Request for Proposals

Granville-Vance District Health Department occasionally posts Requests for Proposals (RFPs), in which we ask firms with a strong background in public health work and experience undertaking complex issues to provide us with proposals for assisting us with specific projects. We also serve as the fiscal lead for Region 7, which includes Franklin County Health Department, Johnston County Public Health Department, Nash County Health Department, Wake County Health & Human Services Department, Warren County Health Department, and Wilson County Health Department.  RFPs for Region 7 are also posted here.

All RFPs from Granville-Vance District Health Department are posted on this website, announced in the News and Observer, and posted on the NC Interactive Purchasing System (https://www.ips.state.nc.us/IPS/Default.aspx). RFPs are left as live links as long as the deadline for the specific project RFP has not passed. 

1. Public Health Cost of Services Study

For more information

Director of Workforce Development
rfp@gvph.org

RFP Announcement – Medicaid Direct Payments1

October 3, 2022

Request for Proposals: Medicaid Separate Direct Payments to LHDs

Pursuant 45 CFR § 74.44 and 2 CFR § 200.320 Appalachian District Health Department dba AppHealthCare, Cumberland County Health Department, Transylvania County Health Department, Cabarrus Health Alliance, Granville-Vance District Health Department, Albemarle Regional Health Services, Foothills Health District, are issuing this request for proposals to contract a staffing agency to manage two positions that will review and conduct an ongoing analysis of the Medicaid Separate Direct Payments to the local health departments (LHDs) until May 31, 2023.

Bidders must be a staffing agency with a strong background in public health work in North Carolina as well as experience undertaking complex issues. The agency must have a proven track record of filling critical gaps in public health agencies by providing personnel to analyze revenue, some of which Covid-related, to ensure local health departments are maximizing revenue to continue operations. The agency must have experience working with local health departments. The staffing agency must also be able to bill each health department directly for a portion of the fixed cost of the contract.

The successful bidder will manage the contracts of two staff members hired to review and conduct an ongoing analysis of the Medicaid Separate Direct Payments to LHDs, including Region 7 LHDs. The procurement will be awarded on a fixed-price basis, and bidders should submit the fixed price for each region’s health department. The project and services will be executed in a manner that does not conflict with the allowable expenses set forth by the federal grant. All services must be completed by May 31, 2023.

Bidders must mail in a sealed bid by 4:45 pm on November 29, 2022 to AppHealthCare with subject line: ARPA Medicaid Contractor to the following address:

AppHealthCare

ARPA Medicaid Contractor Sealed Bid

Attn: Laurie Phillips

126 Poplar Grove Connector

Boone NC 28607

The full Request for Proposal is available here.

Granville-Vance District Health Department is the fiscal lead for Region 7, which includes Franklin County Health Department, Johnston County Public Health Department, Nash County Health Department, Wake County Health & Human Services Department, Warren County Health Department, and Wilson County Health Department.

For more information

Director of Workforce Development
rfp@gvph.org

Teen Pep Recruitment Announcement

July 13, 2022

Teen Prevention Education Program (PEP) Recruitment

Attention Upcoming VCHS Juniors & Seniors:

Are you interested in being rewarded a $50 Visa gift card, an Apple iPad or Airpods for doing what you’re supposed to do in class? Are you a leader in your community? If so, then you may be a good candidate for our Teen PEP program!

The Teen PEP program is an interactive class where you receive snacks weekly, medically accurate sexual health information, opportunities for discussion amongst your peers, skill development, and fun!! Teen PEP is an elective that takes place at VCHS during 4^th block!

In the beginning of the class, Teen PEP students will vote on and receive one FREE Teen PEP apparral to wear when representing Teen PEP! Students will also vote on two gifts that they want to work towards earning throughout the class (ex: Apple iPad/Airpods). Then at the end of the class, whichever two students that had the best attendance and/or participation will receive those gifts that we previously selected!! Everyone else who passes the class with a grade of C or better will receive a $50 Visa gift card!

Applicants must be in the 11^th or 12^th grade, ask your counselor to add you to the Teen PEP class and complete an application.

Applications are available and can be found using this link:  

For more information

Teen PEP Coordinator
 (919) 693-2141 ext 267
healthpromotion@gvph.org

Public Meeting Notice Template

June 9, 2022

Public Meeting Notice

Contact us

Granville Vance Public Health has two sites,

one in Granville County and one in Vance County. 

You may call either site to schedule an appointment.

CALL GRANVILLE COUNTY (919) 693-2141

CALL VANCE COUNTY (919) 693-2141

Snow Day Example

March 4, 2022

Snow dayun

Visitanos en:

• Salud ambiental:  1028 College St. Oxford, NC 27565
• Clínica:  1032 College St. Oxford, NC 27565
• WIC:  1036 College St. Oxford, NC 27565

Visite nuestra página de Ubicaciones para obtener más detalles. ¡Esperamos poder servirle en nuestra nueva ubicación en el nuevo año!

Contact us

Granville Vance Public Health has two sites,

one in Granville County and one in Vance County. 

You may call either site to schedule an appointment.

CALL GRANVILLE COUNTY (919) 693-2141

CALL VANCE COUNTY (919) 693-2141

Announcement Template

February 23, 2022

The Granville County Health Department has moved

Visit us at:

• Environmental Health: 1028 College St. Oxford, NC 27565
• Clinic: 1032 College St. Oxford, NC 27565
• WIC: 1036 College St. Oxford, NC 27565

Visit our Locations page for more details. We look forward to serving you in our new location in the new year!

Contact us

Granville Vance Public Health has two sites,

one in Granville County and one in Vance County. 

You may call either site to schedule an appointment.

CALL GRANVILLE COUNTY (919) 693-2141

CALL VANCE COUNTY (919) 693-2141

Updated GVPH Interim COVID-19 Isolation and Quarantine Guidance

February 8, 2022

“On Monday, December 27, 2021, in response to the rapid spread of a new Omicron variant of COVID-19, the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) released a media statement updating and shortening the recommended isolation and quarantine period for the general population.

GVPH is adjusting local quarantine and isolation guidance in the interim, based on the latest updates from and NC DHHS in response to Omicron’s spread.”

See the full press release here.

Update from Local Public Health Regarding School Safety Fall 2021

July 29, 2021

Update from Local Public Health for School Safety Fall 2021

In keeping with CDC guidance and good infection control practice, Granville Vance Public Health recommends universal indoor masking for all teachers, staff, students, and visitors to K-12 schools, regardless of vaccination status. Children should return to full-time in-person learning in the fall with layered prevention strategies in place.
Earlier today, a notification was shared with all schools and child care centers in the district inviting nurses and leaders to the next webinar hosted by Dr. Shauna Guthrie, our GVPH medical director. This  School/Child Care COVID-19 Check-in will be held on Friday, August 6th, at 3 pm. This will be a chance to learn the latest CDC and NCDHHS guidance/recommendation for schools, ask Dr. Guthrie any questions you may have, and meet Jesus Peralta, our new GVPH COVID-19 Liaison for School/Child Care centers.

See the full memo regarding updated COVID-19 guidance for schools for the 2021-2022 school year.

Vegetable and Fruit Increase Provides More Nutritional Access to WIC Families

June 21, 2021

Teen PEP High School Winners!!

May 27, 2021

Feb. 19th Vaccine Clinic Update

February 19, 2021

2nd Dose Clinic on Feb. 14th POSTPONED to Feb. 21st

February 12, 2021

The Second Dose Vaccine Clinic at Clarke Elementary School and Vance County High School scheduled in Henderson, NC, for February 14^th  has been postponed until the same time on Sunday, February 21^st.

Winter weather has caused organizers to make a decision considering driver safety.  Again, we will host the second dose Pfizer vaccine clinic in Henderson, NC, at Clarke Elementary School and Vance County High School on Sunday, February 21^st from 10am until 4pm.

If you attended our first dose vaccine clinic on January 24^th, you do not need to make an appointment to come on Sunday, February 21^st.  We have your second dose ready and you are already registered for this clinic.

Only those who were vaccinated with a first dose of Pfizer vaccine on January 24^th will receive vaccine on February 21^st.

There is a window of up to six weeks past the first dose to receive your second dose that is an acceptable recommended timeframe and follows administration guidance from the vaccine manufacturer.  There is no harm in waiting one more week to ensure everyone’s safety on the roads.

Thank you and stay safe.

Jan. 28th – GVPH opening on a 2 hour delay

January 28, 2021

Granville Vance Public Health will be operating on a 2 hour delay today, Jan. 28th. We will open at 10:30 am. If you have an appointment for vaccine during this time, we request you delay your appointment by 2 hours. We look forward to serving you!

GVPH Vaccinating 1a, Soon to Move to 1b

January 7, 2021

Granville and Vance Counties are currently in the Phase 1a distribution and we are giving vaccines every day.  We plan to move to Phase 1b, Group 1 (only those aged 75 and over), on Thursday, January 14^th as we continue prioritizing those at highest risk for severe illness and death due to COVID-19. It will take us through the month of March to make good progress in all the groups within these first two phases (1a and 1b).  We expect to be move from phase 1b into other phases in the spring.

For this initial phase, 1a, we are reaching out to eligible health care organizations and individuals with additional instructions to sign up for vaccination. Please wait until the phase you are eligible for is announced on the radio, the newspaper, or on our GVPH COVID-19 Vaccine website at https://www.gvph.org/covidvaccines/ to reach out to the health department about making an appointment for the vaccine. We will provide more information the week of January 11^th about how to register in the mandatory statewide COVID Vaccine Management System (CVMS). There is a survey everyone must fill out as part of registration and the system is not accessible to individuals at this time.

For individuals in Phase 1b, Group 1 (only individuals who are 75 and older), beginning the week of January 11^th, they can call the health department to register and schedule their appointment. Any other instructions that may help make your vaccine appointment move faster (such as forms you need to fill out ahead of your appointment) will be posted on our website. If you are not in Phase 1a or Phase 1b Group 1, please refrain from contacting the health department until we announce we are moving into later groups and phases. Given the volume of calls we are receiving, a Granville Vance COVID Vaccine Information Hotline has been established at 252-295-1503.

Read the full press release here for more information.

GVPH Administers First Doses of COVID-19 Vaccine!

December 23, 2020

Granville Vance Public Health is thrilled to announce a momentous occasion in our fight against the COVID-19 pandemic – we received of our initial shipment of Moderna vaccine doses in Granville on Monday, December 21^st. We received a total of 700 doses across our Granville and Vance locations combined. On Tuesday, December 22^nd, we administered our first few doses to some of our clinical staff at the health department who qualify for Phase 1A. Our team is taking inventory, preparing the ancillary supplies, training on computer systems and vaccine handling, and preparing to vaccine others. This hallmark in the pandemic experience marks the beginning of the end! So much good public health work lies ahead.

We will continue to share information about COVID-19 vaccination on our website, through our Facebook, and in partnership with the local media. To learn more, visit our website at www.gvph.org/covid-19-vaccines or the NCDHHS website at https://covid19.ncdhhs.gov/vaccines.

See the full press release for more information: Granville Vance Public Health COVID-19 Vaccine Press Release – Dec. 23, 2020

GVPH COVID-19 Press Release Nov. 23rd

November 23, 2020

“Although the number of active cases in our counties had been trending downward over the past few months, our data have quickly begun trending in the wrong direction again. Unfortunately, we have set numerous records this week for number of new cases and deaths in North Carolina and the United States. As of today, November 23rd, we have 255 active cases of COVID-19 in Granville County and have recorded 56 deaths over the course of the pandemic response. In Vance County, we have 414 active COVID-19 cases and 54 deaths…

Please remember – every action you take to reduce the spread of COVID-19 in a given setting, whether at the grocery store, in your workplace, or at a family gathering, adds up to make it harder for the virus to transmit from person to person. And, the more we can reduce the spread, the more lives we can save. We want to gather again for the holidays next year, so let’s do all we can to preserve our health this year.”

See full press release here.

WIC Waivers Have Been Extended Until Further Notice

October 2, 2020

USDA’s Food and Nutrition Service has extended certain active waivers to provide flexibilities as state agencies provide WIC services while working towards reopening.

In support of social distancing, the list of Program Waivers for the North Carolina WIC Program include:

• Physical Presence
• Remote Benefit Issuance
• Food Package Waivers (Milk, Whole Grains, and Yogurt)

ALERT – PHONES

July 29, 2020

We are currently switching our phone system so we can serve you better; however, the phones in Vance County are still experiencing issues.  If you need to contact the Vance County Health Department, please call (919) 725-7452. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

UnitedHealthcare Donates $125,000 to Granville-Vance Public Health

July 9, 2020

UnitedHealthcare has awarded a $125,000 Empowering Health grant to Granville-Vance Public Health to help us assist Granville County Public Schools with distributing meals to homebound students so they don’t go hungry when school is out.

In total, UnitedHealthcare is donating $12.3 million through Empowering Health grants across 21 states to expand access to care and address the social determinants of health for uninsured individuals and underserved communities.

We’re grateful for UnitedHealthcare’s support as we work to further our mission of protecting and promoting health in Granville and Vance Counties. It’s important now, more than ever, that we work together.

GVPH Health Director Lisa Macon Harrison Elected Board Vice President of the National Association of County and City Health Officials

July 2, 2020

The National Association of County and City Health Officials (NACCHO) has elected Lisa Macon Harrison, Local Health Director of Granville Vance Public Health, to its 2020-2021 Board of Directors as Vice President. NACCHO is the voice of the nation’s nearly 3,000 local governmental health departments.

Ms. Harrison assumed the Vice President role on July1, 2020. She will then serve as president-elect in 2021-2022 and president in 2022-2023.

See the full press release below.

https://www.naccho.org/blog/articles/north-carolina-local-public-health-leader-lisa-macon-harrison-elected-board-vice-president-of-the-national-association-of-county-and-city-health-officials

Granville Vance WIC Program

May 21, 2020

WIC is here for you during the COVID-19 outbreak. Call your local clinic to find out how to renew your benefits online or over the phone. You can also get breastfeeding advice, nutrition counseling, referrals, and other WIC services remotely.

WIC está aquí para ti durante el brote del COVID-19. Llama a tu clínica local para averiguar cómo renovar tus beneficios por internet o teléfono. También puedes recibir de manera remota consejos sobre la lactancia, asesoría con la nutrición, datos de profesionales y otros servicios de WIC.

GVPH Carolina Fellows Family Dentistry receives grant award from The Duke Endowment

May 14, 2020

We received some wonderful news this week! Carolina Fellows Family Dentistry, our dental clinic, received a $400,000 grant from The Duke Endowment to expand dental care in rural and underserved schools in Granville and Vance Counties. The grant enables Carolina Fellows Family Dentistry to launch school-based programs that prioritize preventive services (such as regular cleanings) and address certain restorative treatments (including fillings) for school-aged children. For more information about the grant award, please see our press release.We are so proud of the work that has gone into planning for this grant and look forward to better serving children in our communities!

COVID-19 Press Release April 13th

April 13, 2020

As of April 13, 2020, there are 95 known confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Granville County. Sixty-six of the 95 cases in Granville County are inmates at the Federal Bureau of Prisons Complex in Butner, NC, while the other 29 are community-based cases. Vance County has 21 confirmed active cases of COVID-19. Sadly, we have had our first reported deaths due to complications from COVID-19 in both counties.

Please see the below press release for more information.

Granville Vance Public Health COVID-19 Press Release for April 13, 2020

Granville Vance WIC Program

March 30, 2020

The Granville Vance WIC program has transitioned all WIC appointments to over the phone contacts effective March 26, 2020 until further notice.  WIC staff will call you one business day before your scheduled appointment and complete the appointment over the phone.

We are continuing to serve NEW WIC families that are pregnant, postpartum, or a child under the age of five.

If you do not have a scheduled WIC appointment, call either the Granville County WIC office at (919) 693-2141 or Vance County WIC office at (919) 693-2141 and an appointment will be made for a phone contact.

COVID-19 Update to GVPH Clinic Operations

March 23, 2020

Due to the current COVID-19 pandemic, our office policies and restrictions will be updated frequently.  We are sorry for any inconvenience this may cause any of our patients.

We are doing our best to minimize risks of communicating COVID-19. After careful consideration and guidance from the CDC, NCDHHS and the WHO we will be enacting the following office policies effective March 23,2020:

1. If you have any flu-like symptoms (fever, cough, shortness of breath or other respiratory symptoms) or you are concerned that you may have been exposed to COVID-19 please do not come to our office.  Please first call our office at (919) 693-2141 or (919) 693-2141 and we can guide you to next steps regarding testing and where to be seen.
2.  We are strongly discouraging visitors during your visits. We understand that with many schools released this may not be possible and we will make exceptions on a case by case basis.
3.  We will be rescheduling routine annual visits and we encourage you to call and cancel your visits for non-urgent medical needs. We may be able to refill prescriptions as needed when we speak with you.
4. We will be moving some visits to phone and televisits (video). This is a work in progress. We will be contacting you if this is an option for your visit.
5.  We will likely adopt a protocol for less frequent prenatal visits suggested by the World Health Organization. We will call you if we plan on rescheduling your appointment. Please rest assured that we will not reschedule your visit if we feel like this is, in any way, unsafe for you or your baby.

Please know that we are doing our very best to ensure the safety and well-being of our patients and their families.  Thank you for understanding.

Debido a la pandemia actual de COVID-19, las políticas y restricciones de nuestra oficina se actualizarán con frecuencia. Nos disculpamos de antemano de cualquier inconveniencia que esto puede causar a nuestros pacientes.

Estamos haciendo todo lo posible para minimizar los riesgos de transmitir el coronavirus (COVID-19). Después de una cuidadosa consideración y orientación del CDC, NCDHHS y la OMS, promulgaremos las siguientes políticas de la oficina a partir del 23 de marzo de 2020:

1. Si tiene síntomas similares a los de la gripe (fiebre, tos, dificultad para respirar u otros síntomas respiratorios) o le preocupa que haya estado expuesto a COVID-19, no venga a nuestra oficina. Primero llame a nuestra oficina al (919) 693-2141 o al (919) 693-2141 y podemos guiarlo a los siguientes pasos con respecto a las pruebas y dónde podrán atenderlo.
2. No recomendamos que otras personas acompañen al paciente a sus citas. Entendemos que debido a que muchas escuelas han cancelado sus clases esto puede no ser posible para algunos y hemos considerado hacer algunas excepciones.
3. Reprogramaremos las visitas anuales de rutina y lo alentamos a que llame y cancele sus visitas de necesidad médica que no sean urgentes. Es posible que podamos volver a surtir recetas cuando sea necesario cuando hablemos con usted.
4. Vamos a trasladar algunas visitas a teléfono o por video. Este es un trabajo en progreso. Nos pondremos en contacto con usted si esta es una opción para su visita.
5. Es probable que adoptemos un protocolo para visitas prenatales menos frecuentes sugerido por la Organización Mundial de la Salud. Le llamaremos si planeamos reprogramar su cita. Tenga la seguridad de que no reprogramaremos su visita si consideramos que esto no es seguro para usted o su bebé.

Tenga en cuenta que estamos haciendo todo lo posible para garantizar la seguridad y el bienestar de nuestros pacientes y sus familias. Gracias por su comprensión en estos momentos.

COVID-19 Update for Carolina Fellows Family Dentistry

March 17, 2020

Due to the current situation with Coronavirus, in order to protect the members of our community, our patients, and staff, Carolina Fellows Family Dentistry will only be seeing EMERGENCY CASES until April 6th. Please stay vigilant, continue to social distance, stay home when sick, wash you hands, and continue to monitor the situation. Thank you for your patience and understanding during this fluid situation.

It’s flu season!

December 31, 2019

What are ways to prevent the flu?

Granville Vance Public Health wants to help you protect yourself and your family from the flu!

• Vaccination is the best protection available
• Wash your hands
• Cover your mouth when you cough or sneeze
• If you are sick, stay home from work and keep your kids home from school if they are sick so it does not spread
• If you do become sick with the flu, there are antiviral medications you can speak about with your doctor

For more information about the flu in North Carolina, visit: https://flu.nc.gov/.

Also, the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention has information on flu at https://www.cdc.gov/flu/index.htm.

The annual flu vaccine is the first and most important step in protecting you and your family from the flu.

Make an appointment

We have flu vaccinations for all ages at our clinics now. Granville Vance Public Health has two sites. One in Granville County and one in Vance County. You may call either site to schedule an appointment for a flu vaccine.

CALL GRANVILLE COUNTY (919) 693-2141

CALL VANCE COUNTY (919) 693-2141

Granville Vance Innovative Approaches recognized with GlaxoSmithKline Child Health Award

December 20, 2018

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The Granville Vance Innovative Approaches Initiative was recognized with a GlaxoSmithKline Child Health Award in the Local Health Department recognition category at the 2018 NCPHA Conference in Charlotte!  The project honored with this award is “A Novel Approach to Learn the Signs. Act Early (LTSAE),” which is a partnership to increase parent-engaged developmental monitoring by promoting the adoption and integration of LTSAE materials into library story time programming and library outreach services to child care centers.  This project aligns with Innovative Approaches Goal: 4 All children will be screened early and continuously for special health care needs.  Congratulations to the GVPH Innovative Approaches team: La’Shanda Person, Nakia Martin-Wright and Shante’ Speed, for their work on this initiative!

The Granville Vance IA site receives $5,000 as a Child Health Award winner and will utilize the funds to enhance collaboration with pediatric dental practices. 

 
The LTSAE Amazing Me, It’s Busy Being 3! book highlights tooth brushing as an age 2 independent milestone.  Pediatric dental practices will be targeted for collaboration and distribution of LTSAE materials and resource bags.  The resource bags will contain a toothbrush, toothpaste, floss, info about dental health/hygiene, and information to connect families to needed resources regarding developmental delay concerns.  This work will advance the IA goal that all children get a regular preventive medical and a preventive dental visit. 

For more information

Individuals interested in learning more about Innovative Approaches can contact:

Innovative Approaches Coordinator
(919) 693-2141, extension 248
healthpromotion@gvph.org

DID YOU KNOW…We now offer Nutrition Services?

June 5, 2018

DID YOU KNOW…

We now offer Nutrition Services!