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Mental Health Case Management: Care Coordination for Children and Youth

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P-10000558State & Local

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The Maryland Health and Human Services agency is seeking a provider to implement Mental Health Case Management and Care Coordination Services for children, youth, young adults, and families residing in Baltimore County. This solicitation, identified as P-10000558, focuses on delivering essential care coordination to support the mental health needs of these specific populations within the region. Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of October 15, 2026. The project is managed by the agency in Towson, Maryland, with Heather Dewey and Rachel Little serving as the primary and secondary points of contact for the procurement process.

General Info

Maryland HHS seeks mental health case management providers for Baltimore County by October 2026.

Agency

Maryland → Health & Human ServicesView Agency

NAICS

624190 - Other Individual and Family ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

MD, USA

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Documents

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7._FY27_CCO_RFP_Current_CCO_Courtesy_Notification_HHS_FINAL_._INTERNAL_08.20.2026.pdf

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Mental Health Case Management_ Care Coordination for Children and Youth.pdf

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9._FY27_CCO_RFP_Evaluation_Team_FINAL_._INTERNAL_09.02.2026.pdf

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FY27_CCO_RFP_Weblink_References_FINAL_._PUBLIC_08.28.2026.pdf

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2._Re-Solicitation_SCON-10001238_Hope_Health_Systems_Inc_FINAL_._INTERNAL_6.30.2027.pdf

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1._FY27_CCO_RFP_Procurement_Initiation_Request_FINAL_._INTERNAL_07.20.2026.pdf

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4._260721_RFP_Mental_Health_Child_and_Youth_-_HHS113_FINAL_._INTERNAL_07.29.2026.pdf

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5._FY27_CCO_RFP_General_Conditions_FINAL_._INTERNAL_08.28.2026.pdf

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3._HHS-113_Request__FY27_CCO_RFP_FINAL_._INTERNAL_07.16.2026.pdf

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6._FY27_CCO_RFP_Weblink_References_FINAL_._PUBLIC_08.28.2026.pdf

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Baltimore County Business Associate Agreement

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8._FY27_CCO_RFP_Current_CCO_Courtesy_Notification_E-Mail_HHS_FINAL_._INTERNAL_08.20.2026.pdf

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AgencyMaryland → Health & Human Services
Contacts2 people available
OfficeTowson, MD, 21204, USA
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Maryland → Health & Human Services
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Office AddressTowson, MD, 21204, USA
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Heather DeweySocial Worker ll
Rachel LittleStaff Buyer

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CORE DC
Washington, DC
The Fundraiser Lab
Saint Leonard, MD
PWXPress
Jacksonville, FL

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This solicitation is for the implementation of Mental Health Case Management: Care Coordination Services for Children, Youth, Young Adults, and Families, that reside in Baltimore County.

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