Psychiatrist Services for Residents
Active Agency administered contract Ohio Awarded
- Contract number
- CTR028865
- Awardee
- UNIVERSITY HOSPITALS MEDICAL GROUP INC
- Contracting organization
- Developmental Disabilities
Contract facts
- End date
- UNSPSC code
Contract details come from ohiobuys.ohio.gov. Updated .
About this contract
The Ohio Department of Developmental Disabilities (DODD) has established an Indefinite Delivery Vehicle (IDV) for psychiatric services, specifically targeting on-site medical support for residents of the Warrensville Developmental Center. This Agency Administered contract (CTR028865) focuses on providing specialized psychiatric care, with services categorized under UNSPSC code 85121607 for Psychiatrist services. The IDV enables the procurement of comprehensive psychiatric support, including individual assessments, care plans, case consultations, individual therapy, and medication prescription services for individuals with intellectual and neurodevelopmental disabilities.
The master IDV is awarded to University Hospitals Medical Group Inc., with a performance period from July 1, 2025, to June 30, 2027. The contract is state-specific to Ohio and will be executed by Dr. Thomas Scheidemantel, who will provide 8 hours of weekly service not exceeding 416 hours per fiscal year. The contract's total maximum compensation is $151,840.00, with hourly rates of $180 in fiscal year 2026 and $185 in fiscal year 2027. As an agency-administered contract, it was approved through a Controlling Board waiver, recognizing the provider's unique expertise and longstanding service at the Warrensville Developmental Center.
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Who holds contract CTR028865?
Contract CTR028865 was awarded to UNIVERSITY HOSPITALS MEDICAL GROUP INC by Developmental Disabilities in Ohio on December 23, 2025.
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