Crisis Residential Placement

The Department of Health & Welfare in Idaho, through its Division of State Care Facilities and the Developmental Disability Crisis Prevention and Court Services Team, is soliciting proposals to provide crisis residential placement services for individuals with developmental disabilities. The contract aims to establish secure, supportive residential environments that offer immediate intervention and stabilization during acute behavioral or medical crises, ensuring the safety and well-being of these vulnerable individuals. Service providers must demonstrate the capacity to deliver 24/7 crisis response, staff trained in de-escalation and disability-specific care, and compliance with state regulations governing residential support for people with developmental disabilities. Proposals are due by September 30, 2026, following a solicitation posted on July 20, 2026, under solicitation number 1382. The services are expected to be delivered within the state of Idaho, though specific locations have not been outlined. Bidders must be prepared to meet operational standards that prioritize person-centered care, emergency response protocols, and seamless coordination with county case managers, courts, and other state agencies. This opportunity is open to qualified providers who can demonstrate experience in crisis residential settings, a track record of regulatory compliance, and the ability to maintain safe, therapeutic environments under state oversight.