FY25 RSA Psychologist

The District of Columbia is seeking a Rehabilitation Services Administration (RSA) Psychologist for Fiscal Year 2025, with a contract solicitation open from March 12, 2025, through March 21, 2025. This procurement appears to be focused on obtaining professional psychological services for the district's rehabilitation services program, likely involving comprehensive psychological assessments, evaluations, and therapeutic interventions for clients within the RSA system. The selected psychologist will be expected to provide expert clinical expertise, conduct thorough psychological evaluations, develop treatment plans, and potentially support rehabilitation and disability determination processes. Key qualifications will likely include a doctoral degree in psychology, state licensure, extensive experience in rehabilitation psychology, and demonstrated ability to work within complex governmental healthcare and social service frameworks. The proposal must be submitted by the March 21, 2025 deadline, with potential bidders required to demonstrate clinical competence, professional credentials, and a comprehensive understanding of rehabilitation psychology principles.

While specific set-aside designations are not explicitly detailed in the provided information, District of Columbia contracting opportunities frequently prioritize local, small, and minority-owned businesses. Potential respondents should anticipate potential preference given to District-based vendors or those meeting specific socioeconomic criteria. The contract likely represents a professional services engagement with an annual budget range potentially between $75,000 and $150,000, depending on the scope of required psychological services. Given the specialized nature of the RSA Psychologist role, the procurement may be limited to licensed clinical psychologists with specific experience in rehabilitation settings. Potential bidders should carefully review the full solicitation documentation to understand any specific integration requirements with existing district rehabilitation service infrastructure and technology platforms. Vendors should be prepared to demonstrate not only clinical expertise but also technological proficiency and ability to work within governmental reporting and documentation systems.