Clinical Services for Individuals with Disabilities

The Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission's Community Living Division and Vocational Rehabilitation Division seeks to recruit qualified Masters and Doctoral level clinicians to provide a range of specified assessment, consultation, and treatment services to individuals with disabilities. The requested services include clinical case consultation, cognitive remediation, family assistance services, mental status exams, neuropsychological evaluation, psychotherapy, and technical assistance and training. Qualified clinicians may include licensed psychologists, social workers, nurses, and alcohol/drug counselors. The contract opportunity has a procurement period from October 1, 2024 to September 30, 2037, with an initial 3-year contract period and two optional 5-year renewal periods. The final response due date is September 5, 2024 by 4:00 PM EST. Pricing is based on established state rate schedules, and providers may be required to bill third party payers when possible.

The contract opportunity is open to Small Business Purchasing Program (SBPP) participants, and the Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission may directly contract with vendors for annual obligations under $10,000. The procurement is funded through federal, state, and grant funds, with an estimated total value up to $1.5 million including renewal options. The Commission may enter qualified providers into a clinical services provider database for referrals, and requires demonstration of cultural competence in serving diverse populations. Incumbent providers are not specified, and the Commission reserves the right to allow other Commonwealth agencies to participate in the contract.