The Bureau of Prisons wants a provider of outpatient substance use disorder and mental health treatment for adults in custody living at the Oklahoma City… The Bureau of Prisons wants a provider of outpatient substance use disorder and mental health treatment for adults in custody living at the Oklahoma City reentry center or on home confinement. Work is ordered by task order under an indefinite-delivery contract with unit-priced services. It is a total small business set-aside, and quoters need Oklahoma-licensed clinicians and a site near the county courthouse. Key tasks: Run substance use disorder intake screening, assessment and treatment planning; Provide individual, group, and relationship and parenting counseling; Deliver mental health intake, treatment planning and counseling; Conduct psychiatric evaluations and medication monitoring; Provide crisis intervention evaluations with a report within 24 hours; Use cognitive behavioral therapy or compatible evidence-based methods. Deliverables: Intake assessment reports; Psychiatric evaluation reports; Crisis intervention evaluation reports within 24 hours; Medication monitoring reports; Monthly invoices. Key requirements: Total small business set-aside, NAICS 621420 ($19M size standard); Clinicians licensed to practice independently in Oklahoma; Key personnel for substance use, mental health, crisis and psychiatric services; Prescriber with a DEA controlled substance registration; Treatment site within 10 miles of the Oklahoma County Courthouse and 0.5 mile of public transit; Lease or ownership proof for each site; month-to-month terms not accepted; ADA checklist, office diagram and local areas of concern review for each site; Professional liability insurance and active SAM registration. How it will be judged: Lowest price technically acceptable using decision rule criteria; Quotes rated Acceptable or Unacceptable; Award may be made without discussions; Resumes must show criminal justice population treatment experience. Key facts: Agency: Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Prisons, Community Treatment Services Contracting Office. Source: SAM.gov. Notice type: Combined Synopsis/Solicitation. Solicitation number: 15BCTS26Q00000006. Posted: Nov 9, 2026. Responses due: Dec 9, 2026. Questions due: Nov 23, 2026. NAICS: 621420. PSC: G004. Set-aside: Small Business. Vehicle: Open market. Evaluation: LPTA. Place of performance: Oklahoma City, OK. Period of performance: Base year + 4 option years, plus possible 6-month extension. Official notice: https://sam.gov/opp/1016443d95d5412bbdfb8e23ce514e71/view Listings are summarized by Shaavir from public SAM.gov notices, GSA eBuy records, published agency forecasts and public bids on state and local procurement portals (DemandStar, Bonfire, OpenGov) and agency websites. Always confirm details in the official notice. Shaavir is not affiliated with SAM.gov, GSA, these portals or any government agency. To report an error or request removal, email [email protected].
The Bureau of Prisons wants a provider of outpatient substance use disorder and mental health treatment for adults in custody living at the Oklahoma City reentry center or on home confinement. Work is ordered by task order under an indefinite-delivery contract with unit-priced services. It is a total small business set-aside, and quoters need Oklahoma-licensed clinicians and a site near the county courthouse.
Key tasks: Run substance use disorder intake screening, assessment and treatment planning; Provide individual, group, and relationship and parenting counseling; Deliver mental health intake, treatment planning and counseling; Conduct psychiatric evaluations and medication monitoring; Provide crisis intervention evaluations with a report within 24 hours; Use cognitive behavioral therapy or compatible evidence-based methods.
Deliverables: Intake assessment reports; Psychiatric evaluation reports; Crisis intervention evaluation reports within 24 hours; Medication monitoring reports; Monthly invoices.
Key requirements: Total small business set-aside, NAICS 621420 ($19M size standard); Clinicians licensed to practice independently in Oklahoma; Key personnel for substance use, mental health, crisis and psychiatric services; Prescriber with a DEA controlled substance registration; Treatment site within 10 miles of the Oklahoma County Courthouse and 0.5 mile of public transit; Lease or ownership proof for each site; month-to-month terms not accepted; ADA checklist, office diagram and local areas of concern review for each site; Professional liability insurance and active SAM registration.
How it will be judged: Lowest price technically acceptable using decision rule criteria; Quotes rated Acceptable or Unacceptable; Award may be made without discussions; Resumes must show criminal justice population treatment experience.
Key facts: Agency: Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Prisons, Community Treatment Services Contracting Office. Source: SAM.gov. Notice type: Combined Synopsis/Solicitation. Solicitation number: 15BCTS26Q00000006. Posted: Nov 9, 2026. Responses due: Dec 9, 2026. Questions due: Nov 23, 2026. NAICS: 621420. PSC: G004. Set-aside: Small Business. Vehicle: Open market. Evaluation: LPTA. Place of performance: Oklahoma City, OK. Period of performance: Base year + 4 option years, plus possible 6-month extension.
Official notice: https://sam.gov/opp/1016443d95d5412bbdfb8e23ce514e71/view
Listings are summarized by Shaavir from public SAM.gov notices, GSA eBuy records, published agency forecasts and public bids on state and local procurement portals (DemandStar, Bonfire, OpenGov) and agency websites. Always confirm details in the official notice. Shaavir is not affiliated with SAM.gov, GSA, these portals or any government agency. To report an error or request removal, email [email protected].
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