CRISIS INTERVENTION SERVICE

Crisis Intervention Service provides emergency response and behavioral health support services tailored to public safety and community welfare initiatives. Based in Cody, Wyoming, the organization specializes in deploying rapid-response teams for mental health crises, suicide prevention interventions, and de-escalation services in underserved and rural communities. Their technical expertise includes crisis triage protocols, trauma-informed care frameworks, and coordination with law enforcement and emergency medical services under Mobile Crisis Intervention (MCI) models. The contractor’s key differentiator lies in its community-based, non-law enforcement approach to behavioral health emergencies, emphasizing de-escalation, resource linkage, and long-term stabilization over incarceration or hospitalization. No agency relationships can be inferred from available award data, as no contract history is documented. Similarly, no NAICS classifications are available to define specific industry verticals or service categories. The absence of recent awards or historical contract records limits the ability to characterize market focus or federal program alignment. The entity operates as an 8H-certified organization, indicating it is a Native American-owned small business under the SBA’s 8(a) program. It holds no additional federal certifications, such as HUBZone or WOSB. Geographically, the company maintains a localized presence in Wyoming, with operational focus likely centered on rural public safety systems, tribal partnerships, and state-funded behavioral health initiatives. Without documented federal contracts, its government market positioning remains undefined beyond its organizational structure and geographic footprint.