SMI Prescreen and Eval Amendment #1.pdf
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This document is an Amendment #1 to Invitation for Bid (IFB) #C041220 issued by the New York State Department of Health for Mental Health Prescreen and Evaluation Services. The amendment, dated August 13, 2025, modifies two sections of the original bid document: Section 4.1.B.2.b regarding remote mental health evaluations and Section 5.5 addressing the Freedom of Information Law (FOIL).
The key modification to Section 4.1.B.2.b requires bidders to obtain permission from the Department prior to conducting a mental health evaluation remotely if a face-to-face evaluation cannot be completed. The amendment also clarifies the process for bidders to designate proprietary information in their bids that they believe should be exempt from disclosure under FOIL, referencing Section 6.2.10 of the original IFB document.
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| C041220 - SMI Prescreen and Eval IFB.pdf | ||
| SMI Prescreen and Eval Q & A.pdf |
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IFB # C041220
Mental Health Prescreen and Evaluation Services Amendment #1
August 13, 2025
The following are official modifications, which are hereby incorporated into IFB # C041220 Mental Health Prescreen and Evaluation Services. The information contained in this amendment prevails over the original IFB language. For all amendments below, deleted language appears in strikethrough (“xxx”) and added language appears in underline (“xxx”).
IFB Section 4.1.B.2.b:
b. If a mental health evaluation cannot be completed face to face, permission must be requested from the Department prior to evaluating the applicant remotely.
IFB Section 5.5 Freedom of Information Law (“FOIL”)
Any portion of the Bid that a Bidder believes constitutes proprietary information entitled to confidential handling, as an exception to the Freedom of Information Law, must be clearly and specifically designated in the Bid as specified in the paragraph immediately following this paragraph Section 6.2.10 of the IFB.
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