Acute Inpatient Psychiatric Services
Closed State & local contract opportunity Posted
- Solicitation number
- Doc753801
- State
- District of Columbia
- Responses due
Opportunity facts
- UNSPSC codes
- 80172101 Crisis management and recovery service
- 85911001 Group psychotherapy
- 85911102 Narcosynthesis
- 85911201 Psychological tests, neurobehavioral and cognitive status
- 85911105 Other electroconvulsive therapy
- 85911103 Hypnosis
- 85911203 Psychological tests, intellectual and psychoeducational
- 80172102 Crisis planning and avoidance service
- 85101504 Psychiatric hospital services
- 85911107 Electroconvulsive therapy, bilateral-single seizure
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- 85911104 Biofeedback
- 85121607 Psychiatrist services
- 85911014 Individual psychotherapy, interactive
- 85911008 Individual psychotherapy, supportive
- 85911205 Psychological tests, developmental
- 85911202 Psychological tests, neuropsychological
- 85911101 Light therapy
- 85911009 Individual psychotherapy, psychodynamic
- 80172100 Issues and crisis management services
- 85121608 Psychologist services
- 85121701 Psychotherapist services
- 85911109 Electroconvulsive therapy, unilateral-single seizure
- 85911002 Family psychotherapy
- 85911007 Individual psychotherapy, cognitive-behavioral
- 85911015 Crisis intervention
- 85911003 Other counseling
- 85911005 Educational counseling
- 85911010 Individual psychotherapy, psychoanalysis
- 85911106 Electroconvulsive therapy, bilateral-multiple seizure
- 85911110 Medication management
- 85911011 Individual psychotherapy, interpersonal
- 85911108 Electroconvulsive therapy, unilateral-multiple seizure
- 85911004 Vocational counseling
- 85911204 Psychological tests, personality and behavioral
- 85911012 Individual psychotherapy, cognitive
- 85911013 Individual psychotherapy, behavioral
- 85911006 Individual psychotherapy, psychophysiological
- Points of contact
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- Habibatu Jalloh habibatu.jalloh@dc.gov
- Maroufath Ogoussan maroufath.ogoussan@dc.gov
Opportunity details come from contracts.ocp.dc.gov. Updated .
About this opportunity
The District of Columbia is seeking proposals for Acute Inpatient Psychiatric Services through a competitive procurement process. This contract opportunity focuses on providing comprehensive mental health treatment services for patients requiring intensive psychiatric care. The procurement seeks a qualified vendor capable of delivering high-quality, patient-centered inpatient psychiatric services that meet rigorous clinical standards and regulatory requirements. Key deliverables are expected to include 24/7 psychiatric care, diagnostic assessments, individualized treatment planning, medication management, therapeutic interventions, and discharge planning for patients with complex mental health conditions. The solicitation requires vendors to demonstrate extensive experience in psychiatric healthcare, possess appropriate licensures, and employ licensed mental health professionals with specialized expertise in acute psychiatric treatment. The proposal submission deadline is April 2, 2025, with the initial posting date of March 12, 2025, providing potential bidders approximately three weeks to prepare and submit comprehensive responses. Detailed evaluation criteria will likely include clinical capabilities, staff qualifications, operational infrastructure, compliance history, and proposed treatment methodologies.
The contract may include specific set-aside provisions or preferences for disadvantaged business enterprises, though explicit details are not provided in the available information. Potential respondents should anticipate potential restrictions based on organizational capacity, previous healthcare service performance, and ability to meet stringent regulatory compliance standards. While specific budget ranges are not disclosed, acute inpatient psychiatric service contracts typically represent significant financial investments for municipal healthcare systems. The procurement suggests a desire to establish a long-term partnership with a vendor capable of providing consistent, high-quality psychiatric care that meets the District of Columbia's public health objectives. Vendors should be prepared to demonstrate financial stability, comprehensive insurance coverage, and a track record of successful psychiatric service delivery. Additional considerations may include the ability to integrate with existing healthcare information systems, comply with federal and local mental health regulations, and provide culturally competent care to diverse patient populations.
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