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FY2026/ATYS/Housing/SRR/(Hold Req)/Base Year/10-01-25 to 09-30-26/Brandi Gladden

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The contract is for housing services under the Behavioral Health agency of the District of Columbia, targeting a 12-bed capacity with a per diem rate of $126.50 for the fiscal year beginning October 1, 2025, and ending September 30, 2026. It is listed as a forecast entry with no solicitation number, set-aside designation, or NAICS code provided, indicating it is an anticipated requirement rather than a currently open bid. The point of contact information is missing, and the place of performance details including city, state, and zip code are not specified, though the agency is clearly identified as the District of Columbia’s Behavioral Health department. The contract is managed under the name Brandi Gladden and can be accessed via the provided online portal for further administrative details.

General Info

12-bed housing services at $126.50 per diem for DC Behavioral Health, FY2026, no solicitation details.

Agency

District of Columbia → Behavioral Health (DBH)

NAICS

624229 - Other Community Housing ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

Not specified

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NONE

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PostedJul 23

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AgencyDistrict of Columbia → Behavioral Health (DBH)

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District of Columbia → Behavioral Health (DBH)

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$126.50 per diem; 12 Beds

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