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Community Treatment Services: SU/MH in Las Vegas, NV

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The Federal Bureau of Prisons is seeking a firm-fixed price contract for community-based outpatient substance abuse and mental health services for male and female offenders in Las Vegas, Nevada. To be eligible, the service provider must operate a facility within a seven-mile radius of Las Vegas City Hall and within 0.5 miles of a public transit bus stop. The contract consists of a one-year base period starting February 1, 2021, with four subsequent one-year option renewal periods and a potential six-month extension, concluding no later than January 31, 2026. Award selection is based on the Lowest Price Technically Acceptable criteria, requiring adherence to Cognitive Behavioral Therapy standards, state licensing, and ADA compliance. The scope of work includes comprehensive substance abuse treatment for 45 inmates and mental health services for 15 inmates per year. Specific deliverables encompass intakes, assessments, individual and group counseling, family counseling, psychiatric evaluations, crisis intervention, and medication monitoring. Additionally, the contractor is responsible for providing transportation services. While the contract allows for the subcontracting of licensed services, providers must follow federal subcontracting plans and DOJ whistleblower protections. All services must align with the September 2017 Community Treatment Services Statement of Work, and sex offender treatment services have been specifically removed from the requirements for this location.

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Contract Value

$0

NAICS

621420 - Outpatient Mental Health and Substance Abuse Centers

Place of Performance

Las Vegas, NV, 89146, USA

Set-Aside

NONE

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Documents

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15BCTS21Q00000001 - Substance Use and Mental Health Treatment Services

PDF, High priority: read this firstrfq
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Amendment 1 to Solicitation 15BCTS21Q00000001

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BOP Community Treatment Services Business Quotation Information Sheet

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Community Treatment Services Statement of Work (September 2017)

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Federal Bureau of Prisons Subcontracting Plan Template

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SF-1449 Community Treatment Services - Las Vegas, NV

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Technical Quotation Information Packet - Federal Bureau of Prisons CTS

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DOJ OIG Whistleblower Information for Contractors, Subcontractors, and Grantees

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AgencyDepartment Of Justice → Community Treatment Services - Co
Contacts2 people available
OfficeWASHINGTON, DC, 20534, USA
Office AddressWASHINGTON, DC, 20534, USA

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The Federal Bureau of Prisons (Bureau), Community Treatment Services Contracting; Washington, D.C. is seeking quotes from sources having the ability to provide community-based outpatient Substance Abuse and Mental Health services in Las Vegas, Nevada. The services provided should be within a seven mile radius of Las Vegas City Hall, 495 S. Main Street, Las Vegas, Nevada 89101 and 0.5 mile from a Las Vegas, Nevada, public transit bus stop. Performance periods under this contract will be for a one-year base period expected to begin on February 1, 2021 with four (4) one-year option renewal periods with service ending on January 31, 2026 (if all options are renewed). The following required services may be sub-contracted to other licensed contractors. Base Year: Substance Abuse Treatment Services: 45 Inmates Substance Use Intake: (one per authorize inmate) for 45 inmates = 45 intakes. Substance Use Assessments & Report: (one per authorized inmate) for 45 inmates = 45 assessments Individual Counseling Sessions: 24 units (30 minutes = 1 unit) x 45 (per inmate) = 1080 units Group Counseling Sessions: 70 units (30 minutes = 1 unit) x 45 (per inmate) = 3150 units Family Counseling: 8 units (30 minutes = 1 unit) x 2 (per inmate) = 16 units Mental Health Treatment Services: 15 Inmates Mental Health Intake: (one per inmate) for 15 inmates = 15 Intakes Mental Health Intake Assessment & Report: (one per inmate) for 12 inmates = 12 units Psychiatric Evaluation & Report: 1 report per authorized inmate x 12 inmates = 12 reports Crisis Intervention: 1 intervention per inmate for 2 inmates = 2 units Mental Health Individual Counseling: 32 units (30 minutes =1 unit) per inmate for 12 inmates = 384 units Mental Health Medication Monitoring: (2 visits per inmate) for 12 inmates = 24 monitoring visits Administration of Medication: 3 units for 3 inmates = 9 units Mental Health Group Counseling: 12 units (30 minutes = 1 unit) per inmate for 3 inmates = 36 units Transportation: 124 trips (1 trip = 1 unit) for 62 inmates = 7688 Units Option Year One: Substance Abuse Treatment Services: 45 Inmates Substance Use Intake: (one per authorize inmate) for 45 inmates = 45 intakes. Substance Use Assessments & Report: (one per authorized inmate) for 45 inmates = 45 assessments Individual Counseling Sessions: 24 units (30 minutes = 1 unit) x 45 (per inmate) = 1080 units Group Counseling Sessions: 70 units (30 minutes = 1 unit) x 45 (per inmate) = 3150 units Family Counseling: 8 units (30 minutes = 1 unit) x 2 (per inmate) = 16 units Mental Health Treatment Services: 15 Inmates Mental Health Intake: (one per inmate) for 15 inmates = 15 Intakes Mental Health Intake Assessment & Report: (one per inmate) for 12 inmates = 12 units Psychiatric Evaluation & Report: 1 report per authorized inmate x 12 inmates = 12 reports Crisis Intervention: 1 intervention per inmate for 2 inmates = 2 units Mental Health Individual Counseling: 32 units (30 minutes =1 unit) per inmate for 12 inmates = 384 units Mental Health Medication Monitoring: (2 visits per inmate) for 12 inmates = 24 monitoring visits Administration of Medication: 3 units for 3 inmates = 9 units Mental Health Group Counseling: 12 units (30 minutes = 1 unit) per inmate for 3 inmates = 36 units Transportation: 124 trips (1 trip = 1 unit) for 62 inmates = 7688 Units Option Year Two: Substance Abuse Treatment Services: 45 Inmates Substance Use Intake: (one per authorize inmate) for 45 inmates = 45 intakes. Substance Use Assessments & Report: (one per authorized inmate) for 45 inmates = 45 assessments Individual Counseling Sessions: 24 units (30 minutes = 1 unit) x 45 (per inmate) = 1080 units Group Counseling Sessions: 70 units (30 minutes = 1 unit) x 45 (per inmate) = 3150 units Family Counseling: 8 units (30 minutes = 1 unit) x 2 (per inmate) = 16 units Mental Health Treatment Services: 15 Inmates Mental Health Intake: (one per inmate) for 15 inmates = 15 Intakes Mental Health Intake Assessment & Report: (one per inmate) for 12 inmates = 12 units Psychiatric Evaluation & Report: 1 report per authorized inmate x 12 inmates = 12 reports Crisis Intervention: 1 intervention per inmate for 2 inmates = 2 units Mental Health Individual Counseling: 32 units (30 minutes =1 unit) per inmate for 12 inmates = 384 units Mental Health Medication Monitoring: (2 visits per inmate) for 12 inmates = 24 monitoring visits Administration of Medication: 3 units for 3 inmates = 9 units Mental Health Group Counseling: 12 units (30 minutes = 1 unit) per inmate for 3 inmates = 36 units Transportation: 124 trips (1 trip = 1 unit) for 62 inmates = 7688 Units Option Year Three: Substance Abuse Treatment Services: 45 Inmates Substance Use Intake: (one per authorize inmate) for 45 inmates = 45 intakes. Substance Use Assessments & Report: (one per authorized inmate) for 45 inmates = 45 assessments Individual Counseling Sessions: 24 units (30 minutes = 1 unit) x 45 (per inmate) = 1080 units Group Counseling Sessions: 70 units (30 minutes = 1 unit) x 45 (per inmate) = 3150 units Family Counseling: 8 units (30 minutes = 1 unit) x 2 (per inmate) = 16 units Mental Health Treatment Services: 15 Inmates Mental Health Intake: (one per inmate) for 15 inmates = 15 Intakes Mental Health Intake Assessment & Report: (one per inmate) for 12 inmates = 12 units Psychiatric Evaluation & Report: 1 report per authorized inmate x 12 inmates = 12 reports Crisis Intervention: 1 intervention per inmate for 2 inmates = 2 units Mental Health Individual Counseling: 32 units (30 minutes =1 unit) per inmate for 12 inmates = 384 units Mental Health Medication Monitoring: (2 visits per inmate) for 12 inmates = 24 monitoring visits Administration of Medication: 3 units for 3 inmates = 9 units Mental Health Group Counseling: 12 units (30 minutes = 1 unit) per inmate for 3 inmates = 36 units Transportation: 124 trips (1 trip = 1 unit) for 62 inmates = 7688 Units Option Year Four: Substance Abuse Treatment Services: 45 Inmates Substance Use Intake: (one per authorize inmate) for 45 inmates = 45 intakes. Substance Use Assessments & Report: (one per authorized inmate) for 45 inmates = 45 assessments Individual Counseling Sessions: 24 units (30 minutes = 1 unit) x 45 (per inmate) = 1080 units Group Counseling Sessions: 70 units (30 minutes = 1 unit) x 45 (per inmate) = 3150 units Family Counseling: 8 units (30 minutes = 1 unit) x 2 (per inmate) = 16 units Mental Health Treatment Services: 15 Inmates Mental Health Intake: (one per inmate) for 15 inmates = 15 Intakes Mental Health Intake Assessment & Report: (one per inmate) for 12 inmates = 12 units Psychiatric Evaluation & Report: 1 report per authorized inmate x 12 inmates = 12 reports Crisis Intervention: 1 intervention per inmate for 2 inmates = 2 units Mental Health Individual Counseling: 32 units (30 minutes =1 unit) per inmate for 12 inmates = 384 units Mental Health Medication Monitoring: (2 visits per inmate) for 12 inmates = 24 monitoring visits Administration of Medication: 3 units for 3 inmates = 9 units Mental Health Group Counseling: 12 units (30 minutes = 1 unit) per inmate for 3 inmates = 36 units Transportation: 124 trips (1 trip = 1 unit) for 62 inmates = 7688 Units Six Month Extension: Substance Abuse Treatment Services: 23 Inmates Substance Use Intake: (one per authorize inmate) for 23 inmates = 23 intakes. Substance Use Assessments & Report: (one per authorized inmate) for 23 inmates = 23 assessments Individual Counseling Sessions: 24 units (30 minutes = 1 unit) x 23 (per inmate) = 552 units Group Counseling Sessions: 70 units (30 minutes = 1 unit) x 23 (per inmate) = 1610 units Family Counseling: 8 units (30 minutes = 1 unit) x 1 (per inmate) = 8 units Mental Health Treatment Services: 8 Inmates Mental Health Intake: (one per inmate) for inmates = 8 Intakes Mental Health Intake Assessment & Report: (one per inmate) for 6 inmates = 6 units Psychiatric Evaluation & Report: 1 report per authorized inmate x 6 inmates = 6 reports Crisis Intervention: 1 intervention per inmate for 1 inmates = 1 units Mental Health Individual Counseling: 32 units (30 minutes =1 unit) per inmate for 6 inmates = 192 units Mental Health Medication Monitoring: (2 visits per inmate) for 6 inmates = 12 monitoring visits Administration of Medication: 3 units for 2 inmates = 6 units Mental Health Group Counseling: 12 units (30 minutes = 1 unit) per inmate for 2 inmates = 24 units Transportation: 124 trips (1 trip = 1 unit) for 31 inmates = 3844 Units The services shall be in accordance with the Federal Bureau of Prisons Community Treatment Services most recent Statement of Work dated September 2017, PSB. The request for quote will be distributed solely through the General Service Administration https://beta.sam.gov/ website. Hard copies of the request for quote will not be available. The site provides downloading instructions. All future information about this acquisition, including quotation amendments, will be distributed solely through this site. Interested parties are responsible for monitoring this site to ensure that they have the most up-to-date information about this acquisition. Faith-Based and Community-Based Organizations can submit quotations equally with other organizations for contracts in which they are eligible. This requirement is unrestricted. The Bureau anticipates awarding a firm-fixed price contract. All responsible businesses may submit a quote which will be considered by this agency. Questions concerning this Solicitation notice should be directed to Jerald Lynch, Contracting Officer, at (202) 616-7264 or by email to jalynch@bop.gov.

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