Opportunity
San Diego County Ivalua #BPM012949
San Diego County Solicits Virtual SUD Screening and Coordination Services for Juvenile Dependency Court
Posted
October 01, 2023
Respond By
May 18, 2026
Identifier
BPM012949
NAICS
621420, 624190
The County of San Diego Department of Behavioral Health Services is seeking proposals for virtual substance use disorder (SUD) screening and coordination services for parents involved with Child and Family Well-Being and referred by the Juvenile Dependency Court. - Government Buyer: - County of San Diego, Department of Behavioral Health Services - Department of Purchasing and Contracting - No specific Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) or commercial vendors are named in the solicitation - Services Requested: - Virtual SUD screening using the Brief Questionnaire for Initial Placement (BQuIP) - Referral to SUD treatment providers - Care coordination activities (minimum 15 or 30 minutes per activity) - Coordination with SUD providers, social workers, and court officers - Preparation and timely submission of court progress reports - Staff attendance at all scheduled court sessions (49 sessions) - Participant engagement tracking and payments for sustained SUD treatment (30-59, 60-89, 90+ days) - Payment upon participant graduation from the Dependency Drug Court program (49 graduations) - Notable Requirements: - Services delivered virtually at designated court or regional office locations - Use of the BQuIP screening tool - Submission of linguistic and cultural diversity, outreach, and subcontracting plans to promote diversity and inclusion - Estimated contract value: $4,777,502 to $5,028,950 - Period of performance: One-year base term with four one-year option periods; possible short-term extensions - Key service locations include Meadow Lark Juvenile Court, East County Juvenile Court, and Vista Juvenile Court in San Diego
Description
The County of San Diego is seeking proposals from firms to provide substance use disorder screening for parents involved with Child and Family Well-Being (CFWB) who are referred by the Juvenile Dependency Court or a CFWB Protective Social Worker. Services are to be provided virtually at designated court or regional office locations. The contract term includes an initial one-year period with four one-year options, starting July 1, 2026. The estimated maximum funding range for the contract is between $4,777,502 and $5,028,950.