Bleuler Psychotherapy Center Inc.

Bleuler Psychotherapy Center Inc., a tax-exempt nonprofit based in Forest Hills, New York, operates exclusively as a sub-recipient on federal mental health and behavioral health grants, with no prime contract or grant awards in the source data. The organization has received three sub-awards from the New York State Office of Mental Health since late 2021, all funded by the Department of Health and Human Services Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA).

Bleuler's federal work centers on community mental health services delivery. The three sub-awards span intensive community services (May 2023), treatment supports (November 2022), and workforce retention and recruitment (November 2021), with a combined $230 thousand obligated across the three grants. All three sub-awards flow through the New York State Office of Mental Health as the prime grantee and pass-through entity, making SAMHSA the sole federal funding source in the source record. Activity has remained flat at one award per year across the 2021–2023 window, with the most recent sub-award dated May 2023, placing it more than three years in the past as of this writing.

Bleuler's federal footprint is narrow by contractor standards — exclusively subaward work, no IDV or parent vehicle presence, and no federal contract exposure. The organization does not serve as a federal prime contractor or prime grant recipient. Its positioning is as a local mental health service provider serving New York State's public mental health infrastructure through pass-through funding arrangements rather than as a federal systems integrator or large-scale service contractor. Competitive relevance to federal contractors lies primarily in teaming or subcontracting contexts within SAMHSA-funded mental health and substance abuse treatment programs operating through state mental health agencies.