San Diego County Ivalua #13061

San Diego County Solicits Forensic Assertive Community Treatment and Intensive Case Management Services

The County of San Diego Department of Behavioral Health Services is seeking qualified providers for specialized mental health services targeting adults with serious mental illness, particularly those involved in the justice system or at risk of homelessness. - Government Buyer: - County of San Diego, Department of Behavioral Health Services - Office: Department of Purchasing and Contracting - Services Requested: - Forensic Assertive Community Treatment Full-Service Partnership (FACT/FSP II) - Intensive, field-based community mental health services for justice-involved adults - Caseload: 200 clients - Includes mental health care, rehabilitation, justice system coordination, housing support, and recidivism reduction - Intensive Case Management (ICM/FSP I) - Field-based, recovery-oriented case management for adults with serious mental illness - Caseload: 75 clients - Focus on care coordination and crisis intervention - Notable Requirements: - Adherence to high-fidelity FACT standards and Medi-Cal/BH-CONNECT requirements - Maintenance of specific caseloads (200 FACT, 75 ICM) - Submission of a Small-Local Business Utilization Plan - Compliance with equity and sustainability policies - No specific OEMs or commercial product vendors are named; this is a services-focused procurement - Contract Structure: - Initial base period of 8 months - Four one-year option periods - Potential for additional extensions up to 6 months

Description

The County of San Diego is seeking Statements of Qualifications (SOQ) from firms interested in providing Forensic Assertive Community Treatment Full-Service Partnership (FACT/FSP II) and Intensive Case Management (ICM/FSP I) services. The contract term is anticipated to be an initial base period of eight months with four one-year options, starting approximately November 1, 2026. The services target adults with serious mental illness, including justice-involved individuals, providing recovery-oriented, field-based support to reduce crises, promote safety, and improve functional stability. Qualified offerors will be eligible for contract award, with additional qualified firms placed on a ranked list for potential future awards within one year.

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