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Crisis Respite Bed Services

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Rockland County Department of Mental Health is seeking a provider to implement a new residential crisis respite program under solicitation RFP-RC-2026-026. The selected provider will establish a single home in a central location within Rockland County featuring 6 to 8 crisis respite beds. The program must provide 24/7 staffing, ideally utilizing peer workers, and maintain a 24-hour warmline for referrals. Residents are approved for stays of up to seven days, subject to flexibility upon agency approval. Comprehensive services required include food, board, support services, discharge planning, and follow-up care. The contract term is set for three years with two optional one-year extensions. Proposals must be submitted by October 15, 2026, at 3:00 PM. All official solicitation documents are distributed exclusively through the Bonfire portal, and inquiries should be directed to Paul Brennan, Director of Purchasing. The project falls under NAICS code 623220 and is managed by the Rockland County General Services Division of Purchasing.

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Rockland County seeks a provider for a 6-8 bed residential crisis respite program.

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RFP-RC-2026-026: Crisis Respite Bed Services Agency (Rockland County)

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AgencyNew York → Rockland County
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Organization / AgencyNew York → Rockland County
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Paul BrennanDirector of Purchasing
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RCDMH is looking to contract with a provider to implement a new residential crisis respite program in Rockland County that will create 6-8 new crisis respite beds in a single home in a central location in the county. Crisis respite residents are approved for up to seven (7) days in the residence (flexible upon RCDMH approval). The residence should be staffed 24/7 and, ideally, staffed by peer workers and provide food, board, support services, discharge planning and follow-up. The program should have a 24-hour warmline for referrals. IMPORTANT NOTICE – Bid Distribution: Vendors interested in obtaining the official version of the solicitation may register to download the solicitation at: https://rocklandgov.bonfirehub.com/portal. The County of Rockland officially distributes bidding documents through the Bonfire System. Copies of bidding documents obtained from any other source are not considered official copies. Only those vendors who obtain bidding documents from the Bonfire Portal are guaranteed to receive all attachments, drawings or addendum information, if such information is issued. Any questions related to this solicitation should be sent via email to: purchasing@co.rockland.ny.us Business enterprises awarded an identical or substantially similar procurement contract within the past five years: NONE

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