Contractor shall support education on sustainable care for professionals in the mental health services community, and to foster collaboration…

NON-IT Services: Personal Services California Awarded

Contract number
0000002573
Awardee
CA SCHOOL-BASED HLTH ALLIANCE
Contracting organization
Behavioral Hlth Svcs Ovrst Acn
Contract amount
$25,000

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About this award

The State of California, through its Behavioral Health Services Oversight Action organization, awarded a Non-IT Services Personal Services contract to CA School-Based Health Alliance on April 9, 2026. The contract is valued at $25,000 and is classified as a personal services engagement with a single line item deliverable.

Under this contract, the prime contractor is responsible for delivering educational support focused on sustainable care practices within the mental health services professional community. The contractor shall facilitate collaboration and goodwill between the Commission and its stakeholders while advancing knowledge and best practices in mental health service delivery. The contract scope encompasses a single, comprehensive deliverable valued at $25,000. Specific information regarding contract performance period and designated place of performance was not provided in the available documentation.

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Item Total
Contractor shall support education on sustainable care for professionals in the mental health services community, and to foster collaboration and goodwill between and among the Commission and its stakeholders. 1 Each × $25,000.00 $25,000.00

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Who was awarded contract 0000002573?

Contract 0000002573 was awarded to CA SCHOOL-BASED HLTH ALLIANCE by Behavioral Hlth Svcs Ovrst Acn in California on April 9, 2026.

How much is contract 0000002573 worth?

Its contract amount is $25,000.

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