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For context, HHSC has $21.6 million in the state budget “for a WIC EBT online transition” but doesn’t give a breakdown of the spending.
WIC provides food, nutrition advice, breastfeeding support and related services to pregnant women, breastfeeding mothers and their children younger than 5 years old, according to its website.
The request for offers is listed as pre-solicitation notice No. HHS0013393 at Texas SmartBuy, where the agency posts. The expiration date is Jan. 10, and the contact person is Andrick Reese at andrick.reese@hhs.texas.gov.