NIGP 95215: Case Management

NIGP 95215 Case Management, an Item code, encompasses direct client support and case management services that state and local governments procure to support vulnerable populations through behavioral health crisis intervention, housing stabilization, youth mentorship, reentry programming, and related human services coordination. Recent solicitations show case management bundled with housing support, behavioral health treatment, emergency shelter operations, and justice-system diversion services—reflecting a shift toward integrated, trauma-informed service models that combine assessment, care coordination, benefits navigation, and intensive follow-up rather than case management as a standalone administrative function.

Issuing bodies span county behavioral health and human services departments, municipal governments, state agencies, workforce development boards, and specialized justice-system entities. Counties dominate the activity (Tarrant, Clackamas, Harris, Nevada, Solano, Santa Clara, Brevard, Rockdale, Forsyth, Gwinnett, Seminole, Pinellas, Sarasota, Prince George's, Fort Bend, Bernalillo), alongside state-level procurement by the Nevada Health Authority, Texas Department of Criminal Justice, Washington State Department of Commerce, and specialized boards managing juvenile justice and workforce services. Recent opportunities cluster in Texas, California, Washington, Florida, Georgia, and Nevada. Representative solicitations include My Health My Resources of Tarrant County requesting Community-Based Crisis Services combining perinatal housing stabilization with case management and benefits enrollment (RFP 271001, due October 29, 2026); the County of Solano seeking interim shelter and housing placement with specialized case management for adults with serious mental illness (RFP 952060526, due July 8, 2026); and the Nevada Health Authority procuring PACE program operators providing comprehensive case management and care coordination for eligible seniors aged 55 and older under fixed capitation rates (RFP 41NHA-S4038, due December 10, 2026). The Washington Department of Commerce is soliciting victim advocacy services for crime victims including case support and system navigation (S2734467VOJO, due August 25, 2026). Most recent opportunities are RFPs or RFQs with response windows of three to eight weeks, reflecting moderate procurement velocity in the space with emphasis on evidence-based service delivery, financial stability requirements, insurance mandates, and compliance with behavioral health and justice-system regulations.