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This Government Contract opportunity from Maryland was posted on August 7, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

BHCSC Facility Planning and Architecture

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This subcontract under the Maryland Health and Human Services agency focuses on facility planning and architecture for Baltimore County BHCSC projects. The selected provider will develop physical infrastructure and blueprints for prime contractors, creating detailed facility designs and operational narratives that optimize facility flow and safety. A critical component of the scope is ensuring all designs strictly adhere to regulatory licensure requirements under 10.63.03.21. This includes compliance with healthcare facility codes and the implementation of anti-ligature behavioral health safety standards. The final deliverables consist of comprehensive facility blueprints and operational narratives.

General Info

Facility planning and architecture for Baltimore County BHCSC projects meeting regulatory safety standards.

Place of Performance

MD, USA

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Documents

This scope was carved out of P-10000552.

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AgencyMaryland → Health & Human Services
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Develops physical infrastructure and blueprints for prime contractors on Baltimore County BHCSC projects. Creates facility blueprints and operational narratives for facility flow and safety. Ensures designs meet regulatory requirements for licensure under 10.63.03.21, including healthcare facility codes and anti-ligature behavioral health safety standards. Delivers facility blueprints and operational narratives.

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