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CTS Services in Los Angeles, CA

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RFQ-CTS-033-16Federal

Submission Closed07/01/2016, 12:00:00 AM UTC

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NAICS: 623220

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Adult Residential Treatment ProviderThis subcontract opportunity is for an Adult Residential Treatment Provider to deliver comprehensive residential treatment and clinical support services for Medi-Cal clients on California County behavioral health projects. The selected provider will work under prime contractors to offer ongoing care for adult clients, ensuring all services align with the standards set forth in Title 9, Division 1, Chapter 11 of the California Code of Regulations. To be eligible, providers must maintain a residential facility licensed for adult care and hold the necessary certifications from the Department of Health Care Services and the Community Care Licensing division of the California Department of Social Services. Interested parties must submit their responses by November 10, 2026, for this behavioral health initiative categorized under NAICS code 623220.

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Adult Residential Treatment and Crisis Residential Treatment Service Providers

Solicitation # BH27-001

San Benito County Behavioral Health is soliciting proposals under solicitation BH27-001 for the provision of Adult Residential Treatment (ART) and Crisis Residential Treatment Services (CRTS). These services are designed for adults aged 18 to 65 plus who are experiencing acute psychiatric crises and require short-term, intensive, supportive care in a home-like environment. The contractor must be certified by the California Department of Health Care Services and licensed by the California Department of Social Services, Community Care Licensing Division, ensuring compliance with Title 9 of the California Code of Regulations for Medi-Cal clients. The contract is structured as a multi-year agreement with an initial three-year term and a possible one-year extension at the discretion of the Behavioral Health Department. Funding is provided on a fiscal year basis from July 1 to June 30, and unspent appropriations do not roll over. The County will award the contract based on best value rather than the lowest price, utilizing a two-phase evaluation process consisting of a pass/fail responsiveness check followed by a scored evaluation and potential interviews. Proposers must submit their responses electronically via the OpenGov portal, including a separate PDF fee proposal with daily rates and an itemized cost list. Key compliance requirements include adherence to HIPAA, the Americans with Disabilities Act, and various federal non-discrimination laws, with a requirement to maintain records for three years following the final payment.

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School-Based SBIRT Clinical ServicesThis subcontract for School-Based SBIRT Clinical Services involves providing behavioral health screenings and brief interventions for prime contractors working on Clackamas County Juvenile Department projects within middle and high schools. The selected provider will utilize Motivational Interviewing and Trauma-Informed Practices to conduct screenings and facilitate necessary referrals. All participating staff must be trained in SBIRT and comply with mandatory child abuse reporting requirements. The project is based in Oregon City and requires the delivery of completed screenings along with quarterly intervention data. Interested parties should note the response deadline of November 12, 2026, for this opportunity categorized under NAICS code 623220.

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School-Based SBIRT Screening and Brief Intervention ProviderThis subcontract involves providing proprietary School-Based Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment services for prime contractors working on Clackamas County Juvenile Department projects. The selected provider will be responsible for conducting screenings for middle and high school students using proprietary SBIRT tools, delivering brief interventions, and facilitating necessary treatment referrals. All deliverables must include completed screenings and de-identified data reports. The provider must adhere to restorative justice principles and ensure all personnel pass required background checks for working in K-12 environments. This opportunity falls under NAICS code 623220 and is associated with the state of Oregon. Interested parties must submit their responses by November 12, 2026.

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Supportive Housing for Perinatal PatientsThis subcontract for Supportive Housing for Perinatal Patients involves the supply and management of residential housing units to support prime contractors on MHMR of Tarrant County perinatal projects. The primary objective is to provide safe and stable housing for perinatal mothers and their children, ensuring that all facility operations are managed in strict accordance with local health and safety codes. The selected provider must secure all necessary local zoning permits and health department certifications while maintaining facility standards aligned with CARF requirements. This agreement focuses on the delivery of secured housing placements for program participants under NAICS code 623220, with a response deadline set for October 29, 2026.

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Psychiatric Step-Down Clinical ServicesThis subcontract for Psychiatric Step-Down Clinical Services supports prime contractors on Department of Veterans Affairs projects through Network Contract Office 19. Based in Aurora, Colorado, the contract focuses on delivering psychiatric clinical oversight, behavioral health interventions, and the implementation of step-down protocols. The primary goal is to provide clinical care and psychiatric stabilization to successfully transition patients from high-acuity care to transitional living environments. To ensure high standards of care, all personnel must hold appropriate clinical licensure, such as LCSW, LPC, Psychiatrist, or RN, and maintain strict compliance with MHTL Home standards. The project falls under NAICS code 623220 and is scheduled with a response deadline of October 29, 2029.

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Q519--554 | Short Term Psychiatric Transitional Housing Long-Term Contract | Base+4

Solicitation # 36C25926Q0497

The Department of Veterans Affairs, through Network Contracting Office 19, is soliciting a long-term contract for short-term, transitional residential care and psychiatric step-down services in Aurora, Colorado. The contractor will provide residential housing and supportive services, which may include Mental Health Transitional Living Homes Level I or II licensed by the Colorado Behavioral Health Administration or the Colorado Department of Human Services. The contract structure consists of a base period starting December 1, 2026, with four subsequent option periods extending through November 30, 2031. Payment is based on an individual bed day of care, defined from 12:00 pm to 11:59 am the following day, with invoices submitted monthly in arrears. The award will be made using Simplified Acquisition Procedures to the responsible offeror deemed most advantageous based on technical capabilities, past performance, and price. Technical evaluation focuses on contract implementation, key personnel qualifications, regulatory compliance with HIPAA and OSHA, and quality assurance programs. Past performance requires a minimum of three references for similar services of equivalent magnitude. The contractor must ensure 24-hour staffing by qualified residential counselors, program managers, and registered nurses, and must adhere to strict confidentiality standards under 42 CFR Part II and 38 USC 7332. Performance is monitored via a Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan, including patient satisfaction surveys and unannounced site visits by state authorities and government nutritionists.

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Solicitation # 2139940

Tompkins County is seeking a qualified nonprofit agency to implement a transitional housing and wraparound services program designed for individuals experiencing or at risk of homelessness who have substance use and potentially co-occurring mental health disorders. Funded by Opioid Settlement Funds, the program aims to stabilize individuals in a cycle of crisis and bridge the gap between crisis response services and permanent supportive housing. The selected contractor will be responsible for securing and managing transitional housing units, providing intensive case management and peer support, and streamlining access to community-based care. Key performance metrics include maintaining an average quarterly housing occupancy rate of 90% or higher, with a requirement to submit a Quality Improvement Plan if this threshold is not met. The contract term runs from January 1, 2027, to December 31, 2030, with the possibility of two one-year extensions. Bidders may propose a five-year project with a maximum annual funding limit of 350,000 dollars. Proposals are evaluated based on methodology, philosophy, demonstrated ability, and organizational capacity, with additional points awarded for experience in other counties. The successful respondent must adhere to New York State laws, including the Livable Wage Policy and ADA compliance, and provide comprehensive insurance and indemnification to the County. All proposals must be submitted via the Tompkins County Procurement Portal by November 17, 2026.

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The Federal Bureau of Prisons is seeking quotes for a firm-fixed price contract to provide community-based outpatient substance abuse and mental health treatment services in Los Angeles, California. To ensure accessibility via public transportation, the vendor must be located within five miles of the Frances Howard Goldwyn-Hollywood Regional Branch Library. The contract structure consists of a one-year base period starting July 1, 2016, with nine subsequent one-year option periods, potentially extending the performance period through June 30, 2026. Required services include substance abuse intakes, assessments, and individual, group, and family counseling, as well as mental health intakes, psychiatric evaluations, crisis intervention, and medication monitoring. The contract specifies a guaranteed minimum of 70 inmates per year, with detailed unit requirements for each service type and transportation. This opportunity is open to all responsible business concerns, including faith-based and community-based organizations.

General Info

Agency

Department Of Justice → Property Management - Co

Contract Value

$6,020,640

NAICS

623220 - Residential Mental Health and Substance Abuse Facilities

Place of Performance

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NONE

Awardee

SHARPER FUTURE

Award Issued Date

07/01/2016, 12:00:00 AM UTC

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3 updates

PhaseAwarded

PostedApr 1

Presolicitation

Notice updatedApr 1

The notice description changed.

Notice updatedApr 1

Notice details unchanged. Attachments may have changed.

Notice updatedJun 30

The notice description changed.

AwardedJul 1

Contract was awarded

Submission Closed

07/01/2016, 12:00:00 AM UTC

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyDepartment Of Justice → Property Management - Co

Contacts2 people available

OfficeWASHINGTON, DC, 20534, USA

Organization / AgencyDepartment Of Justice → Property Management - Co

Office AddressWASHINGTON, DC, 20534, USA

Contacts

Aaron Tong

Kelly J Young

Full Description

The Federal Bureau of Prisons, Community Treatment Services (CTS) Contracting Office, Washington, D.C. is seeking quotes from sources having the ability to provide community-based outpatient substance abuse and mental health treatment services. The location where services are to be provided should be with a vendor located within 5 miles from the Frances Howard Goldwyn-Hollywood Regional Branch Library located at 1623 Ivar Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90028, and should be accessible to local public transportation. Performance periods under this contract will be for a one-year base period estimated to begin on July 1, 2016 with nine (9) one-year option periods, with services ending (if all options years are renewed) on June 30, 2026. The services required for this contract include a Base Year, Option Year One, Option Year Two, Option Year Three, Option Year Four, Option Year Five, Option Year Six, Option Year Seven, Option Year Eight, and Option Year Nine respectively. Base Year: Guaranteed minimum number of inmates 70: Substance Abuse Intake - 1 unit (per inmate) x 70 inmates = 70 units Substance Abuse Assessments & Report - 1 unit (per inmate) x 70 inmates = 70 units Individual Counseling (30 minutes = 1 unit) - 48 units (per inmate) x 70 inmates = 3360 units Group Counseling (30 minutes = 1 unit) - 72 units (per inmate) x 70 inmates = 5040 units Family Counseling (30 minutes = 1 unit) - 36 units (per inmate) x 35 inmates = 1260 units Mental Health Intake - 1 unit (per inmate) x 20 inmates = 20 units Mental Health Assessment & Report - 1 unit (per inmate) x 20 inmates = 20 units Psychiatric Evaluation - 1 unit (per inmate) x 10 inmates = 10 units Crisis Intervention - 1 unit (per inmate) x 6 inmates = 6 units Individual Counseling Mental Health - 48 units (per inmate) x 20 inmates = 960 units Group Counseling Mental Health - 36 units (per inmate) x 20 inmates = 720 units Medication Monitoring - 12 units (per inmate) x 20 inmates = 240 units Transportation - 124 units (per inmate) x 90 inmates = 11160 units Option Year One: Guaranteed minimum number of inmates 70: Substance Abuse Intake - 1 unit (per inmate) x 70 inmates = 70 units Substance Abuse Assessments & Report - 1 unit (per inmate) x 70 inmates = 70 units Individual Counseling (30 minutes = 1 unit) - 48 units (per inmate) x 70 inmates = 3360 units Group Counseling (30 minutes = 1 unit) - 72 units (per inmate) x 70 inmates = 5040 units Family Counseling (30 minutes = 1 unit) - 36 units (per inmate) x 35 inmates = 1260 units Mental Health Intake - 1 unit (per inmate) x 20 inmates = 20 units Mental Health Assessment & Report - 1 unit (per inmate) x 20 inmates = 20 units Psychiatric Evaluation - 1 unit (per inmate) x 10 inmates = 10 units Crisis Intervention - 1 unit (per inmate) x 6 inmates = 6 units Individual Counseling Mental Health - 48 units (per inmate) x 20 inmates = 960 units Group Counseling Mental Health - 36 units (per inmate) x 20 inmates = 720 units Medication Monitoring - 12 units (per inmate) x 20 inmates = 240 units Transportation - 124 units (per inmate) x 90 inmates = 11160 units Option Year Two: Guaranteed minimum number of inmates 70: Substance Abuse Intake - 1 unit (per inmate) x 70 inmates = 70 units Substance Abuse Assessments & Report - 1 unit (per inmate) x 70 inmates = 70 units Individual Counseling (30 minutes = 1 unit) - 48 units (per inmate) x 70 inmates = 3360 units Group Counseling (30 minutes = 1 unit) - 72 units (per inmate) x 70 inmates = 5040 units Family Counseling (30 minutes = 1 unit) - 36 units (per inmate) x 35 inmates = 1260 units Mental Health Intake - 1 unit (per inmate) x 20 inmates = 20 units Mental Health Assessment & Report - 1 unit (per inmate) x 20 inmates = 20 units Psychiatric Evaluation - 1 unit (per inmate) x 10 inmates = 10 units Crisis Intervention - 1 unit (per inmate) x 6 inmates = 6 units Individual Counseling Mental Health - 48 units (per inmate) x 20 inmates = 960 units Group Counseling Mental Health - 36 units (per inmate) x 20 inmates = 720 units Medication Monitoring - 12 units (per inmate) x 20 inmates = 240 units Transportation - 124 units (per inmate) x 90 inmates = 11160 units Option Year Three: Guaranteed minimum number of inmates 70: Substance Abuse Intake - 1 unit (per inmate) x 70 inmates = 70 units Substance Abuse Assessments & Report - 1 unit (per inmate) x 70 inmates = 70 units Individual Counseling (30 minutes = 1 unit) - 48 units (per inmate) x 70 inmates = 3360 units Group Counseling (30 minutes = 1 unit) - 72 units (per inmate) x 70 inmates = 5040 units Family Counseling (30 minutes = 1 unit) - 36 units (per inmate) x 35 inmates = 1260 units Mental Health Intake - 1 unit (per inmate) x 20 inmates = 20 units Mental Health Assessment & Report - 1 unit (per inmate) x 20 inmates = 20 units Psychiatric Evaluation - 1 unit (per inmate) x 10 inmates = 10 units Crisis Intervention - 1 unit (per inmate) x 6 inmates = 6 units Individual Counseling Mental Health - 48 units (per inmate) x 20 inmates = 960 units Group Counseling Mental Health - 36 units (per inmate) x 20 inmates = 720 units Medication Monitoring - 12 units (per inmate) x 20 inmates = 240 units Transportation - 124 units (per inmate) x 90 inmates = 11160 units Option Year Four: Guaranteed minimum number of inmates 70: Substance Abuse Intake - 1 unit (per inmate) x 70 inmates = 70 units Substance Abuse Assessments & Report - 1 unit (per inmate) x 70 inmates = 70 units Individual Counseling (30 minutes = 1 unit) - 48 units (per inmate) x 70 inmates = 3360 units Group Counseling (30 minutes = 1 unit) - 72 units (per inmate) x 70 inmates = 5040 units Family Counseling (30 minutes = 1 unit) - 36 units (per inmate) x 35 inmates = 1260 units Mental Health Intake - 1 unit (per inmate) x 20 inmates = 20 units Mental Health Assessment & Report - 1 unit (per inmate) x 20 inmates = 20 units Psychiatric Evaluation - 1 unit (per inmate) x 10 inmates = 10 units Crisis Intervention - 1 unit (per inmate) x 6 inmates = 6 units Individual Counseling Mental Health - 48 units (per inmate) x 20 inmates = 960 units Group Counseling Mental Health - 36 units (per inmate) x 20 inmates = 720 units Medication Monitoring - 12 units (per inmate) x 20 inmates = 240 units Transportation - 124 units (per inmate) x 90 inmates = 11160 units Option Year Five: Guaranteed minimum number of inmates 70: Substance Abuse Intake - 1 unit (per inmate) x 70 inmates = 70 units Substance Abuse Assessments & Report - 1 unit (per inmate) x 70 inmates = 70 units Individual Counseling (30 minutes = 1 unit) - 48 units (per inmate) x 70 inmates = 3360 units Group Counseling (30 minutes = 1 unit) - 72 units (per inmate) x 70 inmates = 5040 units Family Counseling (30 minutes = 1 unit) - 36 units (per inmate) x 35 inmates = 1260 units Mental Health Intake - 1 unit (per inmate) x 20 inmates = 20 units Mental Health Assessment & Report - 1 unit (per inmate) x 20 inmates = 20 units Psychiatric Evaluation - 1 unit (per inmate) x 10 inmates = 10 units Crisis Intervention - 1 unit (per inmate) x 6 inmates = 6 units Individual Counseling Mental Health - 48 units (per inmate) x 20 inmates = 960 units Group Counseling Mental Health - 36 units (per inmate) x 20 inmates = 720 units Medication Monitoring - 12 units (per inmate) x 20 inmates = 240 units Transportation - 124 units (per inmate) x 90 inmates = 11160 units Option Year Six: Guaranteed minimum number of inmates 70: Substance Abuse Intake - 1 unit (per inmate) x 70 inmates = 70 units Substance Abuse Assessments & Report - 1 unit (per inmate) x 70 inmates = 70 units Individual Counseling (30 minutes = 1 unit) - 48 units (per inmate) x 70 inmates = 3360 units Group Counseling (30 minutes = 1 unit) - 72 units (per inmate) x 70 inmates = 5040 units Family Counseling (30 minutes = 1 unit) - 36 units (per inmate) x 35 inmates = 1260 units Mental Health Intake - 1 unit (per inmate) x 20 inmates = 20 units Mental Health Assessment & Report - 1 unit (per inmate) x 20 inmates = 20 units Psychiatric Evaluation - 1 unit (per inmate) x 10 inmates = 10 units Crisis Intervention - 1 unit (per inmate) x 6 inmates = 6 units Individual Counseling Mental Health - 48 units (per inmate) x 20 inmates = 960 units Group Counseling Mental Health - 36 units (per inmate) x 20 inmates = 720 units Medication Monitoring - 12 units (per inmate) x 20 inmates = 240 units Transportation - 124 units (per inmate) x 90 inmates = 11160 units Option Year Seven: Guaranteed minimum number of inmates 70: Substance Abuse Intake - 1 unit (per inmate) x 70 inmates = 70 units Substance Abuse Assessments & Report - 1 unit (per inmate) x 70 inmates = 70 units Individual Counseling (30 minutes = 1 unit) - 48 units (per inmate) x 70 inmates = 3360 units Group Counseling (30 minutes = 1 unit) - 72 units (per inmate) x 70 inmates = 5040 units Family Counseling (30 minutes = 1 unit) - 36 units (per inmate) x 35 inmates = 1260 units Mental Health Intake - 1 unit (per inmate) x 20 inmates = 20 units Mental Health Assessment & Report - 1 unit (per inmate) x 20 inmates = 20 units Psychiatric Evaluation - 1 unit (per inmate) x 10 inmates = 10 units Crisis Intervention - 1 unit (per inmate) x 6 inmates = 6 units Individual Counseling Mental Health - 48 units (per inmate) x 20 inmates = 960 units Group Counseling Mental Health - 36 units (per inmate) x 20 inmates = 720 units Medication Monitoring - 12 units (per inmate) x 20 inmates = 240 units Transportation - 124 units (per inmate) x 90 inmates = 11160 units Option Year Eight: Guaranteed minimum number of inmates 70: Substance Abuse Intake - 1 unit (per inmate) x 70 inmates = 70 units Substance Abuse Assessments & Report - 1 unit (per inmate) x 70 inmates = 70 units Individual Counseling (30 minutes = 1 unit) - 48 units (per inmate) x 70 inmates = 3360 units Group Counseling (30 minutes = 1 unit) - 72 units (per inmate) x 70 inmates = 5040 units Family Counseling (30 minutes = 1 unit) - 36 units (per inmate) x 35 inmates = 1260 units Mental Health Intake - 1 unit (per inmate) x 20 inmates = 20 units Mental Health Assessment & Report - 1 unit (per inmate) x 20 inmates = 20 units Psychiatric Evaluation - 1 unit (per inmate) x 10 inmates = 10 units Crisis Intervention - 1 unit (per inmate) x 6 inmates = 6 units Individual Counseling Mental Health - 48 units (per inmate) x 20 inmates = 960 units Group Counseling Mental Health - 36 units (per inmate) x 20 inmates = 720 units Medication Monitoring - 12 units (per inmate) x 20 inmates = 240 units Transportation - 124 units (per inmate) x 90 inmates = 11160 units Option Year Nine: Guaranteed minimum number of inmates 70: Substance Abuse Intake - 1 unit (per inmate) x 70 inmates = 70 units Substance Abuse Assessments & Report - 1 unit (per inmate) x 70 inmates = 70 units Individual Counseling (30 minutes = 1 unit) - 48 units (per inmate) x 70 inmates = 3360 units Group Counseling (30 minutes = 1 unit) - 72 units (per inmate) x 70 inmates = 5040 units Family Counseling (30 minutes = 1 unit) - 36 units (per inmate) x 35 inmates = 1260 units Mental Health Intake - 1 unit (per inmate) x 20 inmates = 20 units Mental Health Assessment & Report - 1 unit (per inmate) x 20 inmates = 20 units Psychiatric Evaluation - 1 unit (per inmate) x 10 inmates = 10 units Crisis Intervention - 1 unit (per inmate) x 6 inmates = 6 units Individual Counseling Mental Health - 48 units (per inmate) x 20 inmates = 960 units Group Counseling Mental Health - 36 units (per inmate) x 20 inmates = 720 units Medication Monitoring - 12 units (per inmate) x 20 inmates = 240 units Transportation - 124 units (per inmate) x 90 inmates = 11160 units The services shall be in accordance with the Bureau of Prisons Community Treatment Services (CTS) Statement of Work dated March 2015. The request for quotation will be available on or after April 1, 2016 and will be distributed solely through the General Services Administration's Federal Business Opportunities web site http: //www.fedbizopps.gov. Hard copies of the quotation 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. The estimated closing date will be about six weeks from the solicitation posting date. Faith-Based and Community-Based Organizations can submit offers/bids/quotations equally with other organizations for contracts for which they are eligible. The BOP anticipates awarding a firm-fixed price contract. All responsible business concerns may submit a quote which will be considered by this agency. Questions concerning this Pre-Solicitation Notice should be directed to Aaron Tong, Contract Specialist, at 202-307-2500, or by email at awtong@bop.gov

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