Carroll county mental health court coordination and treatment services

The New Hampshire Department of Justice (on behalf of Carroll County) is requesting applications for mental health court coordination and treatment services under RFA NHJB-2026-05, with applications due September 25, 2026.

The scope encompasses coordinating mental health court services and delivering treatment within Carroll County's mental health court system. Applicants must demonstrate organizational capacity, program design capability, qualified personnel, and ability to integrate with existing mental health court infrastructure. Service delivery must meet established standards, and providers must comply with reporting and documentation requirements throughout the contract term.

Evaluation criteria include organizational capacity, program design quality, personnel qualifications, and coordination capability with the existing mental health court system. The RFA establishes pricing expectations and specifies allowable costs and reimbursement structures. Funding derives from state and county sources allocated for mental health court operations. The RFA addresses incumbent provider considerations and may include set-asides for particular provider categories, though specific details are not accessible from the summary provided in the source material. The contract term and any renewal options are detailed within the RFA framework to ensure service continuity.

Financial requirements ensure fiscal accountability and appropriate deployment of resources designated for mental health court operations. Providers must maintain compliance with all stated obligations regarding service delivery standards, reporting, and administrative procedures throughout the contract period.