ISPSP Implementation SOW.docx
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- Indiana
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This document is a Scope of Work (SOW) for the Indiana Department of Mental Health and Addiction (DMHA) focusing on the implementation of the Indiana State Suicide Prevention Plan. The contract is tentatively scheduled for the term of 10/1/2025 - 9/30/2026, with the primary objective of enhancing Indiana's crisis intervention efforts across three pillars: contact, response, and support services. The provider is required to deliver specific consulting and technical assistance services, including a minimum of ten hours of individualized consultation to DMHA and designated contractors, assistance in developing technical assistance plans for local and county agencies, and provision of scaffolding and coaching on suicide prevention strategies.
The solicitation requires the selected provider to have a minimum of five years of experience in suicide prevention consultation, demonstrated knowledge of national suicide prevention strategies, and expertise in evidence-based prevention, intervention, and postvention programs. Key deliverables include developing resources, trainings, data-driven recommendations, and guidance documents for DMHA and contractors, with a focus on infrastructure development, capacity building, plan implementation, and sustainability. The contract emphasizes building state-level suicide prevention infrastructure and supporting local agencies in implementing evidence-based best practices for suicide prevention efforts.
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| File | Type | Posted |
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| ISPSP Dissemination SOW.docx | DOCX document | |
| State_Suicide_Prevention_Plan Event Details.pdf | ||
| 004100000085013 Solicitation Package.pdf | ||
| 004100000085013 Solicitation Package.docx | DOCX document |
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Scope of Work Indiana Suicide Prevention Suicide Prevention State Plan Implementation
Overview The purpose of this Request for Quotations is to assist DMHA with the implementation of the Indiana State Suicide Prevention Plan. The State Suicide Prevention Plan exists to inform and guide suicide prevention and crisis intervention efforts in Indiana. The plan will enhance each of the three crisis pillars in Indiana: 1) Someone to contact 2) Someone to respond 3) Somewhere to go. The provider must have demonstrated knowledge of each strategy for a comprehensive suicide prevention approach and the National Strategies for Suicide Prevention. The provider must have a minimum of five years of experience providing consultation and technical assistance for suicide prevention at organizational and state levels. The provider must have knowledge of best practices for suicide prevention and of Suicide Prevention State Plan implementation. The provider must have demonstrated knowledge of evidence-based suicide prevention, intervention, and postvention programs, state and local capacity building strategies, and state suicide prevention infrastructure development strategies.
Tentative Term: 10/1/2025 – 9/30/2026 Deliverables/Required Activities
· Provide a minimum of ten hours of individualized consultation to DMHA and designated contractors regarding plan implementation and monitoring strategies
· Assist DMHA and designated contractors in developing a technical assistance plan(s) for local and county agencies, including local health departments, to engage in suicide prevention and state plan activities, that is in accordance with evidence-based best practices
· Provide DMHA and designated contractors with a minimum of ten hours of scaffolding and coaching on the delivery of technical assistance to local and county agencies, which may include webinar attendance and feedback on written documents
· Provide a minimum of four hours of individualized consultation to DMHA regarding coordinating and leading statewide suicide prevention, building state infrastructure, and sustaining statewide programs and efforts
· Develop resources, trainings, data-driven recommendations, and guidance documents for DMHA and contractor use regarding best practices for infrastructure, capacity-building, plan implementation, and sustainability
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