New York State Contract Reporter #2137825

New York State Seeks Contractor for ACT CCA Adolescent Health Program Support

This opportunity is for organizations to support New York State's adolescent health initiatives through the ACT CCA program. - Government Buyer: - New York State Department of Health, Division of Family Health - Center for Community Health, Bureau of Administration - No specific OEMs or commercial vendors are named in the solicitation - Services Requested: - Training, technical assistance, evaluation, and data collection for 64 youth-serving adolescent health programs statewide - Professional education for healthcare providers - Support for evidence-based adolescent sexual health models and positive youth development - Conducting translational research and supporting comprehensive adolescent service systems - Notable Requirements: - Eligible applicants must be not-for-profit academic, research, educational/training organizations, teaching hospitals/medical centers, or public/social policy organizations located in New York State - Minimum three years of relevant experience and statewide service capacity required - Demonstrated experience in training, technical assistance, research publication, and collaboration with adolescent medical experts - MWBE goals set at 15% for both MBE and WBE participation - Funding: - Anticipated annual funding of $1,100,000, totaling $5,500,000 over five years, subject to state budget appropriations

Description

The New York State Department of Health's Bureau of Child and Adolescent Health seeks a contractor for a five-year program (2028-2032) to support community-based adolescent health programs. The contractor will provide training, technical assistance, evaluation, and data collection to 64 youth-serving programs, focusing on adolescent sexual health and positive youth development. The program includes translational research, data analysis, and building comprehensive adolescent service systems statewide. Funding is contingent on availability and responses, with an anticipated annual award of $1,100,000.

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