Healthy SNAP evaluation

Responses due 14 December 2026, 22:00 UTC.
10:00 PM · UTC
Contract value
Not stated in the notice
Classification
Research and evaluation services
Published
October 8, 2026

Florida Vendor Bid System public detail

Overview

Florida’s Department of Children and Families seeks market information on data, analytical methods and technology for studying SNAP purchasing data and the effects of policy changes. Areas of interest include item- or category-level trends, product substitution, retailer implementation and changes over time. This is an RFI, not a request for bids; responses are requested by 14 December 2026 at 22:00 UTC.

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What the buyer needs

Public market-information request about evaluating SNAP purchasing behavior and policy effects.

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Tender details

Buyer
Florida Department of Children and Families
Country
United States
Procedure
Request for Information
Classification
Research and evaluation services
Notice reference
17189
Notice type
Request for Information (not a bid solicitation)
Response deadline
14 December 2026, 22:00 UTC

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Healthy SNAP Evaluation

Healthy SNAP Evaluation The Department of Children and Families (Department), Office of Economic Self Sufficiency, is issuing this Request for Information (RFI) to gather market intelligence from qualified vendors regarding available data sources, analytical capabilities, methodologies, and technology solutions for the analysis of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) purchasing data. The Department seeks information regarding solutions that may assist in evaluating the impact of SNAP policy changes on household purchasing behavior across SNAP-authorized retailers. The Department is particularly interested in approaches that can support analysis of item-level or category-level purchasing trends, product substitution, retailer implementation patterns, and changes in purchasing behavior over time.

Official source: Florida Vendor Bid System public detail ↗