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The review for the New York State Department of Health’s $20 million anti-tobacco account has been delayed by at least two months because the guidelines in the original questionnaire were too broad, a DOH executive said.
Questionnaires were due Nov. 13, but were reissued in late January with a new Feb. 20 deadline, said Christine Salmon, director of the state DOH’s Bureau of Health Promotion.
“This is such an open-ended RFP that the [first] responses were all over the place,” Salmon said.
She
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