GFC MSU Virtual Mental Health/Well-being Services

The State of Montana, in partnership with Cascade County and Great Falls City, is seeking proposals for a company to provide virtual mental health and well-being services to the students of Great Falls College MSU. The selected vendor will be responsible for offering 24/7 crisis support, real-time virtual counseling with licensed providers, a variety of provider options, the ability to rebook with the same provider, continuation of services after enrollment, a single platform for all services, accessibility options, and additional online mental health and well-being resources. The vendor must also provide Great Falls College MSU branding, a consumption-based pricing model, usage tracking, technical support, and maintain student confidentiality. The evaluation criteria include Specifications (60% of 300 points), Offeror Qualifications/Informal Requirements (10% of 100 points), and Cost Proposal (20% of 100 points). The RFP is open from July 30, 2024, with a close date of August 20, 2024.

The RFP does not specify any set-aside designations or restrictions on the types of organizations that can respond. It also does not provide information on any incumbent vendors or current contractors, existing infrastructure or technology that requires integration, or possible award values or budget ranges. The RFP only requests pricing for a fee per individual counseling visit and a flat fee for mental health and well-being services offered beyond individual counseling.