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This subcontract, titled Peer Support Specialist Training and Certification, is issued by the State of Alaska's Revenue agency to provide specialized training and certification for staff employed by prime contractors on Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority projects. The primary objective is to deliver comprehensive training to peer support specialists, assess staff competency, and conduct fidelity reviews to ensure all services align with established peer-led recovery standards. The selected provider must ensure that staff are certified in recognized peer-support models and specialized recovery curricula. Key deliverables for this contract include the provision of certified personnel and the submission of detailed fidelity documentation to verify compliance with program standards.

General Info

Alaska Revenue subcontract for peer support specialist training, certification, and fidelity reviews.

Agency

State of Alaska → Revenue

NAICS

611710 - Educational Support Services

Place of Performance

AK, USA

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Documents

This scope was carved out of 19899.

The full solicitation package (6 documents), including the RFP, is on the prime solicitation, not on this scope.

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Trust Grant RFP 19899 Peer-Run Recovery Oriented Program

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PostedMay 5

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AgencyState of Alaska → Revenue

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Provides training and certification for staff for prime contractors on Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority projects. Delivers training to peer support specialists, assesses staff competency, and conducts fidelity reviews to ensure alignment with peer-led recovery standards. Requires certification in recognized peer-support models and specialized recovery curricula. Delivers certified staff and fidelity documentation.

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