Facility Management and Operations

A licensed and secure facility in Vermont is required to support a youth crisis stabilization program with capacity for up to six beds, encompassing full operational management, ongoing maintenance, and strict adherence to all applicable state and federal regulations. The provider must ensure the environment is clinically appropriate, safe, and continuously compliant with licensing standards to serve vulnerable youth in acute behavioral health crisis. This subcontract involves end-to-end responsibility for the facility’s daily functioning, including staffing coordination, environmental safety, and regulatory documentation, all aligned with the program’s therapeutic objectives. The contract is open for submission through the Vermont business registry, with a response deadline of June 15, 2026, and falls under NAICS code 623990 for other residential care facilities. The Department of Economic Development in Vermont is the contracting entity, though no specific office address or point of contact is listed. Proposals must demonstrate proven experience in managing secure residential care settings for youth, with detailed plans for compliance, staffing, and facility upkeep. Performance is expected to occur within Vermont, and bidders must be prepared to meet stringent operational and reporting requirements to ensure the highest standard of care for participants.