Crisis Intervention and Support Services Liaison Needed for County Response Events

The contract requires the selected vendor to act as a liaison providing crisis intervention and support services for employees, their families, victims, and responders involved in scenes, emergencies, crises, or traumatic incidents related to the County’s response efforts. The vendor will serve all County employees, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a close working relationship with public safety and emergency services to ensure effective program delivery. The vendor is expected to handle approximately 550 individual contacts and dedicate around 170 hours each month to these services. To fulfill these responsibilities, the vendor must supply their own equipment, vehicle, computers, and other necessary resources. This solicitation, posted by the City of Winston-Salem in North Carolina, is open with a response deadline of April 30, 2024. The project is managed by Russell Frye, a government official, who can be contacted via email or phone for further details. The contract aims to enhance the County’s crisis response capabilities by providing dedicated support services through a qualified vendor, ensuring timely and effective assistance during critical incidents.