Crisis Intervention Clinician Services 2016-2021

The Crisis Intervention Clinician Services Master IDIQ (2016-2021) is a federal contract vehicle designed to provide specialized mental health and crisis intervention services. Based on the task orders, the contract appears to focus on delivering critical incident stress management (CISM) and professional mental health care support. These services seem primarily aimed at responding to emergency situations, such as wildfire events, workplace incidents, and other high-stress scenarios requiring immediate psychological intervention and support.

The task orders under this contract consistently demonstrate small-scale engagements, with dollar values typically ranging from $3,000 to $20,000 and durations spanning days to months. The majority of task orders are for crisis intervention clinician services related to specific events like the Bishop Fire and Ferguson Fire, indicating a geographical focus in California or the western United States. All task orders were awarded without specific set-asides and utilized firm fixed-price pricing. The contract appears to be managed by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) or a related federal agency, with task orders primarily focused on providing rapid psychological support and critical incident stress management for emergency response personnel and affected communities.