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This Solicitation opportunity from Georgia was posted on October 24, 2025. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Criminal Justice/Behavioral Health Collaboration

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44100 BEHAVIORAL 44100-DBH0000638State & Local

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The Criminal Justice/Behavioral Health Collaboration Program is a federally influenced initiative administered by the Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities, seeking nonprofit organizations to develop and implement programs that foster collaboration between law enforcement and behavioral health providers. The program aims to deliver services such as pre-release planning, co-response teams, first appearance support, and transitional reentry services targeting individuals with frequent incarceration histories or those at risk of incarceration, with the overarching goal of reducing recidivism and increasing engagement with community-based behavioral health services. The procurement process involves a competitive, electronic sealed proposal system, with up to five qualified suppliers selected based on detailed technical and cost evaluations, emphasizing evidence-based practices, staffing, partnership development, and data collection. The solicitation includes comprehensive instructions for proposal submission, mandatory response worksheets, and detailed scope of work covering staffing, service delivery, performance metrics, and reporting requirements. It mandates strict compliance with Georgia state laws, federal regulations such as HIPAA, and specific contractual provisions including immigration verification, anti-lobbying, and responsible conduct. The contract templates specify performance monitoring, inspection and acceptance procedures, and detailed packaging, labeling, and barcoding standards for pharmaceutical services at associated facilities. Additionally, the procurement emphasizes confidentiality protections through trade secret affidavits, non-collusion certifications, and responsibility questionnaires to ensure responsible and compliant vendors. Financial arrangements are structured over four years with tiered funding, and the evaluation process prioritizes technical merit alongside cost, utilizing a best value trade-off approach. The contract also incorporates legal provisions governing state entity transactions, ensuring adherence to Georgia law and federal cost principles, with specific clauses addressing security, immigration, HIPAA, and compliance obligations embedded within the contractual framework.

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44100-DBH0000638 - Scope of Work for Criminal Justice Behavioral Health Collaboration Program

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Attachment G - Client Reference Form for 44100-DBH0000638

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Attachment H - Supplier Responsibility Questionnaire for eRFP 44100-DBH0000638

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Attachment K - Contracting with State Entities Provisions

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Certificate of Non-Collusion for Solicitation 44100-DBH0000638

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DBHDD Sample Contract 44100-906-DBH0000

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eRFP 44100-DBH0000638 Criminal Justice/Behavioral Health Collaboration Program

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RFP 44100-DBH0000638 Supplier Q&A Response

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State of Georgia DBHDD eRFP 44100-DBH0000638 Jail In-Reach Program Mandatory Scored Response

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44100-DBH0000638 Contractor Affidavit under O.C.G.A. § 13-10-91

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44100-DBH0000638 - Criminal Justice Behavioral Health Collaboration Program - Mandatory Questions

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Attachment E - Cost Proposal for Criminal Justice/Behavioral Health Collaboration Program 44100-DBH0000638

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Attachment N - Tax Compliance Form

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Trade Secret Status Affidavit for RFQ 44100-DBH0000638

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AgencyGeorgia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities
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Criminal Justice/Behavioral Health Collaboration Program
The Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities is seeking nonprofit organizations to implement a law enforcement and behavioral health program that provides pre-release, co-response, first appearance and/or transitional reentry services to frequently incarcerated individuals in the state of Georgia or can assist in the prevention of individuals being incarcerated and increase engagement into community based behavioral health services. The program is intended to: Enhance collaboration between law enforcement and behavioral health service providers. Co-responder teams.

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