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School-Based Mental Telehealth Services

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PH RFP 250108State & Local

Submission Closed05/26/2025, 12:00:00 AM UTC

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NAICS: 621330

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Solicitation # NHDOC 2027-06

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Maricopa County is transitioning its procurement activities from Periscope S2G to BidNet Direct, requiring all vendors to register on the new platform to receive bid notifications, with participation limited to free registration and selecting the Arizona Purchasing Group. The county is seeking proposals for a school-based telehealth initiative aimed at improving youth mental health, with a focus on delivering virtual therapy sessions to approximately 50,000 students annually. The project is funded by $750,000 from JUUL settlement funds for the first year, with the possibility of renewal for two additional years, and involves recruiting schools, delivering services, and tracking outcomes. The contract will include cooperative language to allow other Arizona agencies to utilize the services with their own funding, with each agency responsible for defining its scope and terms. Eligible applicants include nonprofit organizations, private entities, and academic institutions with at least five years of experience in telehealth mental health services within schools, billing insurance, and serving a large student population. Applicants must demonstrate staffing with licensed mental health providers or a plan to obtain licensure, and commit to a minimum of $100,000 in in-kind contributions. Bids must be submitted exclusively through BidNet Direct by May 26, 2025, with questions directed through the same platform. The county reserves the right to award contracts in whole or part to one or multiple vendors, and submission of the Small & Local Certification is required if applicable.

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Arizona → Maricopa County

NAICS

621330 - Offices of Mental Health Practitioners (except Physicians)

Place of Performance

AZ, USA

Set-Aside

NONE

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Timeline

PhaseClosed

PostedApr 22

Solicitation

Response DeadlineMay 26

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Submission Closed

05/26/2025, 12:00:00 AM UTC

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AgencyArizona → Maricopa County

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Organization / AgencyArizona → Maricopa County

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Full Description

****ATTN ALL SUPPLIERS**** With the sunsetting of Periscope S2G on May 1, Maricopa County will begin using BidNet Direct (https://www.bidnetdirect.com/arizona/maricopacounty) for all procurement activities. All solicitations with an opening date after April 30 will be released in Periscope and also in BidNet Direct. Responses will only be received in BidNet Direct. Vendors will be required to register in the new platform in order to receive notification of bid opportunities from any Maricopa County Departments. The only thing required is the free registration. You do not need to subscribe to additional services, just select the Arizona Purchasing Group in order to participate in County procurement. Additional information and instructions can be found by visiting us on the web at https://www.maricopa.gov/634/Doing-BusinessVendor-Registration.
INTENT:
To help address community needs, Maricopa County Department of Public Health (MCDPH) is launching a regional telehealth initiative focused on improving youth mental health in schools with an aim of reaching 50,000 students a year. MCDPH intends to award a single Contractor with demonstrated success in school-based telehealth programs and will use $750,000 of JUUL settlement funding for the initiative in the first year. The cost-reimbursement contract will be renewable for an additional two years. The selected Contractor will deliver short-term virtual therapy sessions to students, with referral pathways for longer-term treatment. Services will be available during and outside of school hours, allowing students to connect with licensed providers from school or home.
The awarded Contractor will be responsible for recruiting schools, delivering services, and tracking program impact. While this funding is dedicated to students in Maricopa County, the resulting contract will include cooperative language that allows other government agencies throughout Arizona to utilize it with their own funding to expand the service within their respective regions. Each participating entity will be responsible for establishing its own scope of work, budget, and any additional terms and conditions with the awarded Contractor.
Eligible applicants include nonprofit organizations, private organizations, and academic institutions with at least five years of experience delivering telehealth-based mental health services. Eligible applicants must:
- Demonstrate a minimum of five years of experience providing telehealth-based mental health services within school settings. - Have at least three years of experience in billing insurance for behavioral health services. - Have served a minimum of 600,000* students within the past five years. - Demonstrate that current staffing includes mental health providers licensed in Arizona or provide detailed plan and timeline for securing Arizona licensure prior to service delivery. - Commit to a minimum of $100,000 in in-kind contributions over the course of the year. Contributions may include staff time, technology, or other resources directly supporting service delivery.
*Applicants who have served a minimum of 300,000 students within the past five years may still be considered if they can provide clear evidence of the capacity to scale services.
BID SUBMISSION:
Vendor Bids must be submitted through
BidNet Direct only. Vendors must view or download all attached forms prior to submitting bids.
MOUNTAIN STANDARD TIME: Times listed for pre-bid meetings, Q and A, and Bid Close are in Mountain Standard Time.
EVALUATION AND AWARD:
Award is made at the sole discretion of the solicitation issuing Department. Maricopa County reserves the right to award in full or in part to a single vendor or multiple vendors.
COMMUNICATION:
All questions must be submitted through
BidNet Direct ONLY by the date and time listed in the bid.
Maricopa County Small & Local Certification:
If you are eligible for the MCSL Certification and have not submitted your MCSL Attestation Form and supporting documents, please submit these with your response. You will only be required to do this one time.