NIGP 95282: Suicide Prevention Services

NIGP 95282 Suicide Prevention Services is an Item code under which state and local governments procure crisis intervention staffing, crisis hotline operations, and suicide prevention programming. The City of Santa Monica is soliciting nonprofit organizations through its Human Services Grants Program for four-year competitive grant agreements addressing community needs including crisis services, with proposals due December 14, 2026. Michigan's Department of Health and Human Services and Department of Technology, Management and Budget awarded $56.118 million across three years to Common Ground and Gryphon Place for crisis command center staffing to operate the Michigan Integrated Crisis and Access Line (MiCAL), which includes 24/7/365 crisis intervention via phone, text, and chat, the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, peer support services, and first-responder crisis support programs. Work under this code spans nonprofit grant administration, crisis line staffing and call handling, behavioral health crisis intervention, peer warmline services, and resource referral and safety planning. Issuing bodies include city human services departments, state health and mental health agencies, and county grant administration offices soliciting competitive proposals from nonprofit providers, often with multi-year performance and funding contingencies tied to annual appropriations and outcome metrics.

Recent activity concentrates in California and Michigan. The Michigan procurement, which closed May 29, 2026, required contractors to achieve 95% call answer rates within 20 seconds, obtain Vibrant Emotional Health affiliation and American Association of Suicidology accreditation, and deploy substantial staffing—up to 95 crisis specialists and supervisors per service line. Santa Monica's grant program, with a December 14, 2026 deadline, requires ten-page program plans with evidence-based approaches, two to five performance indicators per proposal, and a choice between 30% cash match or compliance with the city's $25.00-per-hour living wage requirement. The Washington State Health Care Authority issued an RFQQ for tribal-focused health care consulting as-needed convenience contracts due July 31, 2026, covering eight service categories with a 25-point small business and veteran-owned business preference. Bernalillo County's May 27, 2026 grant solicitation targeted capital projects and operating expenses funded through opioid settlement allocations restricted to treatment of opioid use disorder and co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders.