Psych Services Sexual Predator Treatment Program

Larned State Hospital (LSH) is seeking competitive bids for psychological services within its Sexual Predator Treatment Program (SPTP), specifically targeting independently licensed clinical professionals who maintain active Kansas licensure through the Behavioral Science Regulatory Board. The procurement opportunity (EVT0010145) requires providers with credentials including LCP, LPC, LMLP, LCPC, LP, LSCSW, and LMSW to deliver comprehensive psychological services to civilly committed individuals under the Kansas Sexually Violent Predator Act. Key deliverables include conducting assessments, individual and group therapy, treatment planning, and comprehensive documentation. The proposal is due on March 18, 2025, at 2:00 PM CST, with a proposed contract term from July 1, 2025, through June 30, 2027, and potential for three additional 12-month renewals. Services will be performed at LSH located at 1301 KS HWY 264 in Larned, Kansas, with an expected workload of 40 hours per week per clinician, with a maximum of 45 hours requiring superintendent approval.

The procurement opportunity includes provisions for bidder preferences, specifically highlighting opportunities for Disabled Veteran Owned Businesses and Certified Business categories. Political subdivisions are permitted to utilize the resulting contract, and payment can be made via the State of Kansas Procurement Card (P-Card). Bidders must obtain a current Tax Clearance Certificate from the Kansas Department of Revenue and complete various required certifications, including Immigration Reform and Control, Sexual Harassment, and Boycott of Israel documentation. While specific budget ranges are not explicitly detailed, the contract structure is based on an hourly rate per clinician, with semi-monthly invoicing and Net 30 payment terms. LSH indicates that awards may be made to multiple vendors to fulfill the comprehensive service requirements, suggesting a potential multi-vendor approach to meeting the psychological service needs of the Sexual Predator Treatment Program.