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Justice-Involved Adult Mental Health Case Management (MHSA CSS Work Plan A-2)

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Submission Closed01/03/2006, 04:00:00 PM PST

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NAICS: 621498

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NOFO 2027-MeHI-03 Rural SHINE-HT Program

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Massachusetts Technology Collaborative

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San Francisco Department of Public Health

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OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH CARE FOR PRE-EMPLOYMENT PHYSICALS INCLUDING INITIAL DRUG/ALCOHOL SCREENING AND RETURN TO WORK EVALUATIONS FOR NON-WORK-RELATED INJURIES

Solicitation # RFP 26-29

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City of Camden

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AI Contract Overview

The Justice-Involved Adult Mental Health Case Management subcontract, identified as MHSA CSS Work Plan A-2, is issued by San Diego County in California. The primary objective of this agreement is to provide comprehensive case management services for adults within the justice system, focusing on critical areas such as transition planning, court coordination, and support for community reintegration. Operating under NAICS code 621498, the contract was posted on December 19, 2005, with a response deadline of January 4, 2006. This initiative aims to bridge the gap between legal requirements and mental health support to ensure a stable transition for justice-involved individuals returning to their communities.