Middle Flint Area Community Service Board

Middle Flint Area Comm Services, doing business as Middle Flint Behavioral Healthcare, is a corporate entity registered as a tax-exempt non-profit organization and an AbilityOne non-profit agency. It provides various services to the federal government through grant awards, likely related to its mission in behavioral healthcare and community services.

Middle Flint Area Comm Services has received sub-grant awards from the Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities in Georgia. These sub-awards include funding for "Semi Independent Residential Services" and "Recovery Support Services," indicating the organization provides residential support and recovery programs, potentially for individuals with mental health or substance abuse challenges. As a sub-recipient, Middle Flint Behavioral Healthcare likely partners with the state agency to deliver these grant-funded services aligned with the prime grantee's program goals.

Middle Flint Area Comm Services holds an Indefinite Delivery Contract awarded by the General Services Administration (GSA) Public Buildings Service Region 4 for custodial services at the GNANN House in Plains, Georgia. This single award IDV, valued at $216,267.45 with a period of performance through November 30, 2025, involves providing new custodial services such as general cleaning and maintenance at the GSA-managed facility. The contract aims to procure these services through firm-fixed-price task orders or rate schedules established under the IDV. As the sole provider, Middle Flint Area Comm Services will be responsible for custodial operations at this GSA property in the region over the contract's five-year term.