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HHSA Behavioral Health Treatment Center

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HHSA 081State & Local

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California → HHSA - Behavioral HealthView Agency

NAICS

623220 - Residential Mental Health and Substance Abuse FacilitiesView NAICS

Place of Performance

CA, USA

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Napa County HHSA Standard General Terms and Conditions of PSA

PDF21 pagescontract-document

RFP #HHSA 081 - HHSA Behavioral Health Treatment Center

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AgencyCalifornia → HHSA - Behavioral Health
Contacts2 people available
OfficeNapa, CA, 94559, USA
Organization / Agency
California → HHSA - Behavioral Health
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Office AddressNapa, CA, 94559, USA
Contacts
Lynette LawrenceProvider Services Coordinator
Sandra OlivaFiscal Analyst

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HHSA-BH intends to award one contract to the Bidder selected that can best demonstrate capability to provide full operational control of all three facilities within the BHTC. However, discretion to award up to two contracts to the Bidder(s) selected. Respondents may submit a proposal for Program A (Sobering Center) AND Program B (Residential Treatment & Withdrawal management) only, or Program C (LPS designated SB43 Mental Health Rehabilitation Center (MHRC) only, or Program A, Program B, AND Program C. Ideally, the County seeks one contractor that can operate all three facilities within the BHTC and extra points will be awarded for that ability, which will maximize opportunities for economies of scale with regard to staffing and other operational expenses, as well as provide highly coordinated care for clients transitioning between each distinct facility type within the BHTC. In addition to coordinating care within the center, the selected contractor will be responsible for facilitating seamless transitions of care with programs located outside the BHTC, such as substance use outpatient treatment, opioid treatment programs, recovery residence and mental health programs.

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