NIGP 95267: Parenting Intervention

NIGP 95267 Parenting Intervention, an Item code, encompasses evidence-based behavioral health and family-centered services for youth and families, including school-based screening and intervention, multisystemic family therapy, and behavioral specialist consultations. State and local jurisdictions procuring under this code seek vendors who can deliver intensive, family-engaged treatment models, coordinate across schools and community systems, and demonstrate fidelity to evidence-based frameworks such as Multisystemic Therapy and Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment protocols. Recent solicitations span county juvenile departments, school districts, behavioral health agencies, and municipal human services departments, with particular activity from counties and school systems seeking to serve youth at risk of out-of-home placement, justice involvement, or school disengagement, often funded through behavioral health continuum or youth prevention grants.

Recent opportunities reflect activity in Oregon, California, Georgia, and Texas. Clackamas County Juvenile Department issued RFP 2026-76 on October 15, 2026, due November 12, 2026, for school-based SBIRT services in up to three county middle or high schools, with Family Navigation Services providing referral support. The County of Santa Clara Behavioral Health Services Department solicited proposals via RFP RFPBHSFY270712 (due August 24, 2026) for Multisystemic Therapy services delivery through the Behavioral Health Continuum Infrastructure Program, targeting youth at risk of out-of-home placement or justice involvement. DeKalb County School District, Georgia, issued RFP 26-735 on May 7, 2026, due June 4, 2026, seeking Board Certified Behavior Analysts for behavioral consultative and direct services to students with disabilities, with an optional pre-proposal conference on May 19, 2026. The City of Santa Monica solicited through its Human Services Grants Program (RFP 489, due December 14, 2026) for four-year community-need-based grants to eligible nonprofits, with annual funding contingent on performance and City Council approval and staff required to earn a living wage of $25.00 per hour or grantees to provide 30 percent cash match.