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DYRS - HCA - Substance Abuse

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The District of Columbia’s Youth Rehabilitation Services (DYRS) is forecasting a contract for Residential Substance Abuse Treatment Services aimed at supporting youth in need of structured, therapeutic care. This initiative is designed to provide comprehensive, evidence-based treatment programs that address substance use disorders within a residential setting, focusing on rehabilitation, behavioral modification, and long-term recovery outcomes for adjudicated or at-risk young individuals. The program will likely involve multidisciplinary teams including counselors, medical staff, and case managers to deliver integrated services tailored to the developmental and psychological needs of youth. While specific details such as funding amounts, contract duration, performance metrics, and eligibility criteria for providers are not yet available, the forecast indicates that the work will be performed within the District of Columbia and is intended to align with the agency’s mission of youth rehabilitation and public safety. The posting serves as an early notification for potential vendors and service providers to prepare for a future solicitation, with no set-aside designation or NAICS code specified at this time. Interested parties are encouraged to monitor official channels for the upcoming formal RFP and to ensure compliance with all anticipated regulatory and operational requirements.

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DYRS seeks residential substance abuse treatment services for at-risk youth in DC, focusing on structured, evidence-based rehabilitation.

Agency

District of Columbia → Youth Rehabilitation Services (DYRS)

NAICS

623220 - Residential Mental Health and Substance Abuse FacilitiesView NAICS

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PostedJul 23

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AgencyDistrict of Columbia → Youth Rehabilitation Services (DYRS)

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District of Columbia → Youth Rehabilitation Services (DYRS)

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Residential Substance Abuse Treatment Services

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