10925_Attachment_I_Treatment Modality.docx
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- RFP-13398
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- Leon County, Florida
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This document is Attachment I: Proposed Treatment Modality, a mandatory form for Request for Proposal (RFP) #10925 issued by the Florida Department of Juvenile Justice (DJJ) and the Office of Probation and Community Intervention. The RFP solicits Mental Health and Substance Abuse Evaluation and Treatment Services across all 20 judicial circuits, with providers required to propose at least one treatment modality per circuit. Respondents must submit the completed attachment with their proposal by September 10, 2025, for a contract period starting January 1, 2026, and ending December 31, 2029. The form mandates detailed information about proposed treatment modalities, including service type, modality name, specific risk factors addressed, age ranges, staff qualifications, session frequencies, session lengths, duration, and session types.
The attachment requires comprehensive documentation of treatment approaches, with specific guidelines for each column of information. Providers must indicate whether proposed modalities are recognized by DJJ's Research Informed and Best Practices webpage, with non-recognized modalities requiring prior departmental approval. The RFP emphasizes diverse treatment options for youth aged 12-21, covering mental health, substance abuse, and integrated services. Pricing is structured with maximum allowable rates, and respondents can receive preference points through certifications like Drug Free Workplace, Certified Minority Business Enterprise, and Service Disabled Veteran's Business Enterprise. The department intends to award multiple rate agreements, allowing multiple vendors to be selected across judicial circuits, with a focus on comprehensive, individualized treatment services for youth under DJJ supervision.
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| RFP_10925_Attachment_Q.pdf | ||
| RFP_10925_Attachment N.pdf | ||
| RFP_10925 Addendum 2.pdf | ||
| RFP_10925_AttachmentS.pdf | ||
| RFP_10925_Notice_of_Agency_Decision.pdf | ||
| RFP_10925_Informational_Notice 3.pdf | ||
| RFP_10925_Addendum_1.pdf | ||
| RFP_10925.pdf | ||
| RFP_10925_Informational_Notice_1.pdf | ||
| RFP_10925_Informational_Notice_2.pdf | ||
| RFP_10925_Attachment_L.pdf | ||
| 10925_Attachment_I_Treatment Modality.docx | DOCX document | |
| 10925_AttachmentJ_Price Sheet.docx | DOCX document |
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RFP #10925
ATTACHMENT I
PROPOSED TREATMENT MODALITY (MANDATORY)
THIS IS A MANDATORY FORM. IT MUST BE COMPLETED AND RETURNED WITH THE PROPOSAL. THE RESPONDENT MUST PROPOSE AT LEAST ONE TREATMENT MODALITY FOR EACH CIRCUIT PROPOSED. THE RESPONDENT IS NOT REQUIRED TO PROPOSE THE SAME TREATMENT MODALITY(IES) IN EACH CIRCUIT PROPOSED.
| Column 1 |
| Column 2 |
| Column 3 |
| Column 4 |
| Column 5 |
| Column 6 |
| Column 7 |
| Column 8 |
| Column 9 |
| Column 10 |
| Column 11 |
| Service type – Mental Health (MH), Substance Abuse (SA), or Integrated |
| Name of proposed modality |
The department is not seeking proposals for Functional Family Therapy (FFT).
| Publisher/ developer/ owner of modality (if applicable) |
| Specific risk factor(s) or need(s) addressed by modality |
| Age(s) of youth proposed modality is appropriate for |
| Minimum qualifications and specific training required to deliver modality |
| Frequency of modality delivery |
| Required length of a single session based on modality (not to exceed 90 minutes) |
| Duration of modality |
| Session type – Individual, Family, and/or Group (Open or Closed) |
| Indicate if the modality is a DJJ-recognized clinical treatment/ intervention – Yes or No |
| Example: Integrated |
| Seeking Safety |
| Dr. Lisa Najavits |
| Trauma and Substance Use Disorder |
| 13-18 years old |
| Substance Abuse Clinical Staff Person who is trained in the modality |
| Once or twice per week |
| 50-90 minutes |
| 25 sessions or less, as clinically indicated for each youth |
| Individual and/or Group (Open or Closed) |
| Yes |
Instructions Column 1: Enter the service type – Mental Health (MH), Substance Abuse (SA), or Integrated (i.e., MH and SA).
Column 2: Enter the name of the proposed modality; a separate row is required for each modality proposed. Each modality must be included in Attachment J, Price Sheet, for the circuit(s) proposed.
Column 3: Enter the name of the publisher, developer, or owner of the proposed modality, if applicable; if not applicable, enter N/A.
Column 4: Enter the specific risk factor(s) or need(s) addressed by the modality, including any specific mental and/or substance use disorder(s).
Column 5: Enter the age(s) of youth the proposed modality is appropriate for; please note that the Department serves youth up to the age of 21.
Column 6: Enter the minimum specific training required to deliver the modality (e.g., Bachelor’s degree, Master’s degree, publisher/developer/owner required training, MH/SA licensure, etc.).
Column 7: Enter the frequency of the modality delivery. (i.e., How many sessions per week/month?)
Column 8: Enter the required length of a single session based on the modality, not to exceed 90 minutes.
Column 9: Enter the duration of the modality. (i.e., How many sessions does it take to complete?)
Column 10: Enter the session type – Individual, Family and/or Group; for Group, indicate if it is an Open or Closed group. A rate for each applicable session type must be provided on Attachment J, Price Sheet.
Column 11: Enter Yes if the modality is recognized on the Department’s Research Informed and Best Practices webpage (https://www.djj.state.fl.us/partners-providers-staff/programming-and-technical-assistance-unit/research-informed-and-best-practices) as a clinical treatment/intervention; any modality not currently recognized must be approved by the Department prior to inclusion in any resultant Rate Agreement.
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