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SU/MH/SO Treatment Services in Gillette, WY

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15BCTS22Q00000036Federal

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621420 - Outpatient Mental Health and Substance Abuse Centers

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Gillette, WY, 82716, USA

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AgencyDepartment Of Justice → Community Treatment Services - Co
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OfficeWASHINGTON, DC, 20534, USA
Office AddressWASHINGTON, DC, 20534, USA

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The Federal Bureau of Prisons, Community Treatment Services (CTS) Contracting Office; Washington, D.C. is seeking quotes from sources having the ability to provide community-based outpatient Substance Abuse, Mental Health and Sex Offender treatment services for male and female inmates residing at the local Residential Re-entry Center (RRC) and on home confinement in the Gillette, Wyoming area. These services must be provided within a ten (10) mile radius of the United States Post Office, 311 S. Kendrick Avenue, Gillette, Wyoming 82716. Performance periods under this contract will be for a one-year base period to begin on January 01, 2022 with four (4) one-year option renewal periods with service ending (if all options are renewed) on December 31, 2027. The following services are required to be provided by clinicians who currently hold a professional license to practice independently, without supervision, in the state of Wyoming and may be sub-contracted to another licensed contractor. Base Year: Estimated Number of Substance Abuse Inmates Substance Abuse Treatment Services: Subtance Use Intake Screening (one per authorized inmate) for 15 inmates = 15 assessments Substance Use Individual Counseling (30 minutes = 1 unit) 48 units (per inmate) x 21 inmates = 1008 units Substance Use Intake Assessment and Report (one per authorized inmate) for 15 inmates = 15 assessments Dual Diagnosis Intake Assessment and Report (one per authorized inmate) for 15 inmates = 15 assessments Substance Use Group Counseling (30 minutes = 1 unit) 72 units (per inmate) x 21 inmates = 1512 units Substance Use Family Counseling (30 minutes = 1 unit) 24 units (per inmate) x 21 inmates = 504 units Base Year: Estimated Number of Mental Health Inmates Mental Health Intake Screening (one per authorized inmate) for 10 inmates = 10 assessments Mental Health Intake Assessment and Report (one per authorized inmate) for 10 inmates = 10 assessments Psychiatric Evaluation & Report = 1 report per authorized inmate x 10 inmates = 10 reports Crisis Intervention (one per inmate) for 10 inmates = 10 unit Mental Health Individual Counseling (30 minutes =1 unit) 48 units per inmate for 13 inmates = 624 units Mental Health Group Counseling (30 minutes =1 unit) 48 units per inmate for 13 inmates = 624 units Case Management Services 24 per authorized inmate x 13 inmates = 312 units Mental Health Family Counseling (30 minutes =1 unit) 24 units per inmate for 13 inmates = 312 units Administration of Medication (6 units per inmate) for 13 inmates = 78 units Mental Health Medication Monitoring (5 visits per inmate) for 13 inmates = 65 monitoring visits Base Year: Estimated Number of Sex Offender Inmates Sex Offender Intake Assessment and Report: (one per inmate) for 5 inmates = 5 Intakes Sex Offender Intake Screening: 1 report per authorized inmate x 5 inmates = 5 reports Sex Offender Individual Counseling: 48 units (30 minutes =1 unit) per inmate for 5 inmates = 240 units Sex Offender Group Counseling: 72 units (30 minutes = 1 unit) per inmate for 5 inmates = 360 units Sex Offender Family Counseling: 24 units (30 minutes = 1 unit) x 5 (per inmate) = 120 units Option Year One: Estimated Number of Substance Abuse Inmates Substance Abuse Treatment Services: Subtance Use Intake Screening (one per authorized inmate) for 15 inmates = 15 assessments Substance Use Individual Counseling (30 minutes = 1 unit) 48 units (per inmate) x 15 inmates = 720 units Substance Use Intake Assessment and Report (one per authorized inmate) for 15 inmates = 15 assessments Dual Diagnosis Intake Assessment and Report (one per authorized inmate) for 15 inmates = 15 assessments Substance Use Group Counseling (30 minutes = 1 unit) 72 units (per inmate) x 15 inmates = 1080 units Substance Use Family Counseling (30 minutes = 1 unit) 24 units (per inmate) x 15 inmates = 360 units Option Year One: Estimated Number of Mental Health Inmates Mental Health Intake Screening (one per authorized inmate) for 10 inmates = 10 assessments Mental Health Intake Assessment and Report (one per authorized inmate) for 10 inmates = 10 assessments Psychiatric Evaluation & Report = 1 report per authorized inmate x 10 inmates = 10 reports Crisis Intervention (one per inmate) for 10 inmates = 10 unit Mental Health Individual Counseling (30 minutes =1 unit) 48 units per inmate for 10 inmates = 480 units Mental Health Group Counseling (30 minutes =1 unit) 48 units per inmate for 10 inmates = 480 units Case Management Services 24 per authorized inmate x 10 inmates = 240 units Mental Health Family Counseling (30 minutes =1 unit) 24 units per inmate for 10 inmates = 240 units Administration of Medication (6 units per inmate) for 10 inmates = 60 units Mental Health Medication Monitoring (5 visits per inmate) for 10 inmates = 50 monitoring visits Option Year One: Estimated Number of Sex Offender Inmates Sex Offender Intake Assessment and Report: (one per inmate) for 5 inmates = 5 Intakes Sex Offender Intake Screening: 1 report per authorized inmate x 5 inmates = 5 reports Sex Offender Individual Counseling: 48 units (30 minutes =1 unit) per inmate for 5 inmates = 240 units Sex Offender Group Counseling: 72 units (30 minutes = 1 unit) per inmate for 5 inmates = 360 units Sex Offender Family Counseling: 24 units (30 minutes = 1 unit) x 5 (per inmate) = 120 units Option Year Two: Estimated Number of Substance Abuse Inmates Substance Abuse Treatment Services: Subtance Use Intake Screening (one per authorized inmate) for 15 inmates = 15 assessments Substance Use Individual Counseling (30 minutes = 1 unit) 48 units (per inmate) x 15 inmates = 720 units Substance Use Intake Assessment and Report (one per authorized inmate) for 15 inmates = 15 assessments Dual Diagnosis Intake Assessment and Report (one per authorized inmate) for 15 inmates = 15 assessments Substance Use Group Counseling (30 minutes = 1 unit) 72 units (per inmate) x 15 inmates = 1080 units Substance Use Family Counseling (30 minutes = 1 unit) 24 units (per inmate) x 15 inmates = 360 units Option Year Two: Estimated Number of Mental Health Inmates Mental Health Intake Screening (one per authorized inmate) for 10 inmates = 10 assessments Mental Health Intake Assesment and Report (one per authorized inmate) for 10 inmates = 10 assessments Psychiatric Evaluation & Report = 1 report per authorized inmate x 10 inmates = 10 reports Crisis Intervention (one per inmate) for 10 inmates = 10 unit Mental Health Individual Counseling (30 minutes =1 unit) 48 units per inmate for 10 inmates = 480 units Mental Health Group Counseling (30 minutes =1 unit) 48 units per inmate for 10 inmates = 480 units Case Management Services 24 per authorized inmate x 10 inmates = 240 units Mental Health Family Counseling (30 minutes =1 unit) 24 units per inmate for 10 inmates = 240 units Administration of Medication (6 units per inmate) for 10 inmates = 60 units Mental Health Medication Monitoring (5 visits per inmate) for 10 inmates = 50 monitoring visits Option Year Two: Estimated Number of Sex Offender Inmates Sex Offender Intake Assesment and Report: (one per inmate) for 5 inmates = 5 Intakes Sex Offender Intake Screening: 1 report per authorized inmate x 5 inmates = 5 reports Sex Offender Individual Counseling: 48 units (30 minutes =1 unit) per inmate for 5 inmates = 240 units Sex Offender Group Counseling: 72 units (30 minutes = 1 unit) per inmate for 5 inmates = 360 units Sex Offender Family Counseling: 24 units (30 minutes = 1 unit) x 5 (per inmate) = 120 units Option Year Three: Estimated Number of Substance Abuse Inmates Substance Abuse Treatment Services: Subtance Use Intake Screening (one per authorized inmate) for 15 inmates = 15 assessments Substance Use Individual Counseling (30 minutes = 1 unit) 48 units (per inmate) x 15 inmates = 720 units Substance Use Intake Assessment and Report (one per authorized inmate) for 15 inmates = 15 assessments Dual Diagnosis Intake Assessment and Report (one per authorized inmate) for 15 inmates = 15 assessments Substance Use Group Counseling (30 minutes = 1 unit) 72 units (per inmate) x 15 inmates = 1080 units Substance Use Family Counseling (30 minutes = 1 unit) 24 units (per inmate) x 15 inmates = 360 units Option Year Three: Estimated Number of Mental Health Inmates Mental Health Intake Screening (one per authorized inmate) for 10 inmates = 10 assessments Mental Health Intake Assessment and Report (one per authorized inmate) for 10 inmates = 10 assessments Psychiatric Evaluation & Report = 1 report per authorized inmate x 10 inmates = 10 reports Crisis Intervention (one per inmate) for 10 inmates = 10 unit Mental Health Individual Counseling (30 minutes =1 unit) 48 units per inmate for 10 inmates = 480 units Mental Health Group Counseling (30 minutes =1 unit) 48 units per inmate for 10 inmates = 480 units Case Management Services 24 per authorized inmate x 10 inmates = 240 units Mental Health Family Counseling (30 minutes =1 unit) 24 units per inmate for 10 inmates = 240 units Administration of Medication (6 units per inmate) for 10 inmates = 60 units Mental Health Medication Monitoring (5 visits per inmate) for 10 inmates = 50 monitoring visits Option Year Three: Estimated Number of Sex Offender Inmates Sex Offender Intake Assessment and Report: (one per inmate) for 5 inmates = 5 Intakes Sex Offender Intake Screening: 1 report per authorized inmate x 5 inmates = 5 reports Sex Offender Individual Counseling: 48 units (30 minutes =1 unit) per inmate for 5 inmates = 240 units Sex Offender Group Counseling: 72 units (30 minutes = 1 unit) per inmate for 5 inmates = 360 units Sex Offender Family Counseling: 24 units (30 minutes = 1 unit) x 5 (per inmate) = 120 units Option Year Four: Estimated Number of Substance Abuse Inmates Substance Abuse Treatment Services: Subtance Use Intake Screening (one per authorized inmate) for 15 inmates = 15 assessments Substance Use Individual Counseling (30 minutes = 1 unit) 48 units (per inmate) x 15 inmates = 720 units Substance Use Intake Assessment and Report (one per authorized inmate) for 15 inmates = 15 assessments Dual Diagnosis Intake Assessment and Report (one per authorized inmate) for 15 inmates = 15 assessments Substance Use Group Counseling (30 minutes = 1 unit) 72 units (per inmate) x 15 inmates = 1080 units Substance Use Family Counseling (30 minutes = 1 unit) 24 units (per inmate) x 15 inmates = 360 units Option Year Four: Estimated Number of Mental Health Inmates Mental Health Intake Screening (one per authorized inmate) for 10 inmates = 10 assessments Mental Health Intake Assessment and Report (one per authorized inmate) for 10 inmates = 10 assessments Psychiatric Evaluation & Report = 1 report per authorized inmate x 10 inmates = 10 reports Crisis Intervention (one per inmate) for 10 inmates = 10 unit Mental Health Individual Counseling (30 minutes =1 unit) 48 units per inmate for 10 inmates = 480 units Mental Health Group Counseling (30 minutes =1 unit) 48 units per inmate for 10 inmates = 480 units Case Management Services 24 per authorized inmate x 10 inmates = 240 units Mental Health Family Counseling (30 minutes =1 unit) 24 units per inmate for 10 inmates = 240 units Administration of Medication (6 units per inmate) for 10 inmates = 60 units Mental Health Medication Monitoring (5 visits per inmate) for 10 inmates = 50 monitoring visits Option Year Four: Estimated Number of Sex Offender Inmates Sex Offender Intake Assessment and Report: (one per inmate) for 5 inmates = 5 Intakes Sex Offender Intake Screening: 1 report per authorized inmate x 5 inmates = 5 reports Sex Offender Individual Counseling: 48 units (30 minutes =1 unit) per inmate for 5 inmates = 240 units Sex Offender Group Counseling: 72 units (30 minutes = 1 unit) per inmate for 5 inmates = 360 units Sex Offender Family Counseling: 24 units (30 minutes = 1 unit) x 5 (per inmate) = 120 units Potential Six Month Extension: Estimated Number of Substance Abuse Inmates Substance Abuse Treatment Services: Substance Use Intake Screening (one per authorized inmate) for 8 inmates = 8 assessments Substance Use Individual Counseling (30 minutes = 1 unit) 48 units (per inmate) x 8 inmates = 384 units Substance Use Intake Assessment and Report (one per authorized inmate) for 8 inmates = 8 assessments Dual Diagnosis Intake Assessment and Report (one per authorized inmate) for 8 inmates = 8 assessments Substance Use Group Counseling (30 minutes = 1 unit) 72 units (per inmate) x 8 inmates = 576 units Substance Use Family Counseling (30 minutes = 1 unit) 24 units (per inmate) x 8 inmates = 192 units Potential Six Month Extension: Estimated Number of Mental Health Inmates Mental Health Intake Screening (one per authorized inmate) for 5 inmates = 5 assessments Mental Health Intake Assessment and Report (one per authorized inmate) for 5 inmates = 5 assessments Psychiatric Evaluation & Report = 1 report per authorized inmate x 5 inmates = 5 reports Crisis Intervention (one per inmate) for 5 inmates = 5 unit Mental Health Individual Counseling (30 minutes =1 unit) 48 units per inmate for 5 inmates = 240 units Mental Health Group Counseling (30 minutes =1 unit) 48 units per inmate for 5 inmates = 240 units Case Management Services 24 per authorized inmate x 5 inmates = 120 units Mental Health Family Counseling (30 minutes =1 unit) 24 units per inmate for 5 inmates = 120 units Administration of Medication (6 units per inmate) for 5 inmates = 30 units Mental Health Medication Monitoring (5 visits per inmate) for 5 inmates = 25 monitoring visits Potential Six Month Extension: Estimated Number of Sex Offender Inmates Sex Offender Intake Assessment and Report: (one per inmate) for 3 inmates = 3 Intakes Sex Offender Intake Screening: 1 report per authorized inmate x 3 inmates = 3 reports Sex Offender Individual Counseling: 48 units (30 minutes =1 unit) per inmate for 3 inmates = 144 units Sex Offender Group Counseling: 72 units (30 minutes = 1 unit) per inmate for 3 inmates = 216 units Sex Offender Family Counseling: 24 units (30 minutes = 1 unit) x 3 (per inmate) = 72 units The services shall be in accordance with the Federal Bureau of Prisons (Bureau) Statement of Work, Community Treatment Services, October 2020. The request for quote will be available on or after November 10, 2021 and will be distributed solely through the General Services Administration's Federal Business Opportunities web site http: //www.SAM.gov. Hard copies of the request for quote will not be available. The site provides downloading instructions. All future information about this acquisition, including quotation amendments, will be distributed solely through this site. Interested parties are responsible for monitoring this site to ensure that they have the most up-to-date information about this acquisition. The estimated closing date is on or about December 1, 2021. This requirement is unrestricted. The Bureau anticipates awarding a firm-fixed price contract. All responsible business concerns may submit a quote which will be considered by this agency. Questions concerning this Pre-Solicitation Notice should be directed to Paul Clark, Contracting Officer, by email to p5clark@bop.gov.

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