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Psychiatry Program Fee

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The District of Columbia’s Behavioral Health agency has posted a forecast for a Psychiatry Program Fee, indicating an upcoming procurement opportunity related to accreditation and financial support for psychiatry training programs under the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education. This forecast, dated July 23, 2026, does not include a solicitation number or specific funding amount but signals intent to procure services associated with the maintenance, oversight, or funding of accredited psychiatric training, potentially including forensic psychiatry components. The contract is not currently open for bids and no set-aside provisions or NAICS codes have been specified, suggesting a broad scope that may encompass multiple service areas within graduate medical education. Place of performance and organizational details remain unlisted, but the office is under the District of Columbia government, implying local funding and administrative control. Interested parties should monitor the provided UI link for the official solicitation, which will likely include detailed requirements, eligibility criteria, and submission instructions when posted.

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District of Columbia to procure psychiatry training program support under ACGME accreditation.

Agency

District of Columbia → Behavioral Health (DBH)

NAICS

923120 - Administration of Public Health ProgramsView NAICS

Place of Performance

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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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ACGME/Psychiatry and Forensic Fees

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