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MODIO-CREDENTIALS

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The District of Columbia’s Behavioral Health department is forecasting a contract opportunity titled MODIO-CREDENTIALS to support the credentialing of clinical staff, ensuring all providers meet regulatory, licensing, and institutional standards for delivering behavioral health services. This initiative aims to streamline and standardize the verification process for qualifications, licenses, certifications, and background checks necessary for clinicians working within the district’s public health system. The effort is intended to enhance patient safety, compliance with state and federal requirements, and operational efficiency across behavioral health programs. Although specific details such as NAICS code, set-aside type, or point of contact are not provided, the contract is expected to involve ongoing administrative and technical support for managing provider credentialing workflows, potentially including database maintenance, document review, audit preparation, and coordination with external licensing boards. The anticipated timeline indicates the solicitation will be posted in the future, with the forecast date listed as July 2026, suggesting planning and preparation are currently underway. The place of performance is within the District of Columbia, and interested parties should monitor the official procurement portal for future updates and formal solicitation releases.

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Contract to support credentialing of behavioral health clinicians in Washington D.C. by July 2026.

Agency

District of Columbia → Behavioral Health (DBH)

NAICS

561611 - Investigation and Personal Background Check ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

Not specified

Set-Aside

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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CREDENTIALING OF CLINICAL STAFF

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