Offices of Mental Health Practitioners (except Physicians)

Code 621330
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NAICS 621330 encompasses mental health services provided by licensed practitioners such as psychologists, clinical social workers, and counselors who are not physicians. These professionals offer a range of psychological and behavioral health services including individual and group therapy, psychological assessments, clinical evaluations, counseling, crisis intervention, and specialized mental health support across various settings. Services are delivered to diverse populations including veterans, students, offenders, federal employees, and at-risk youth through clinical, educational, and organizational contexts.

Federal contract awards in this category demonstrate significant diversity, with values ranging from $4,000 to $672,998, and typical performance periods spanning one to five years. Frequent awardees include specialized mental health firms like The Right Solution, Inc., Modern Psychologist Network LLC, and Special Psychological Application Corp. Common funding agencies include the Department of Veterans Affairs, Bureau of Indian Education, Department of Agriculture Forest Service Job Corps, and various military commands. Set-asides frequently target service-disabled veteran-owned small businesses, total small businesses, and Indian Small Business Economic Enterprises. Performance locations span multiple states, with concentrations in California, New Mexico, Oregon, and Washington.

Recent federal contract opportunities predominantly seek mental health professionals to provide specialized services such as psychological evaluations, counseling, critical incident stress management, and behavioral health support. Agencies like the Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency, Department of Veterans Affairs, and Department of the Interior are soliciting services for populations including veterans, job corps participants, school students, and justice-involved individuals. Typical requirements include licensed practitioners with advanced degrees, experience in specific therapeutic approaches, and ability to provide services on-site or virtually across locations including medical centers, schools, and rehabilitation facilities.

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