Opportunity

Burke County Civicplus #2026-0828-REPOST

Burke County seeks Clinical Advisor for Facility-Based Crisis Center project

Posted

August 28, 2026

Respond By

September 04, 2026

Identifier

2026-0828-REPOST

NAICS

541690

Burke County Government in North Carolina is seeking a Clinical Advisor to support the planning, design, and construction of a new Facility-Based Crisis Center for behavioral health stabilization. - Government Buyer: - Burke County Government - Burke County Opioid Response Department - Burke County Finance Office - OEMs and Vendors: - Holland & Hamrick Architects (architectural and engineering services) - Products/Services Requested: - Facility-Based Crisis Center Clinical Advisor Services - Operational guidance, technical recommendations, design review, regulatory compliance advice, transition planning - No hardware or product purchases; focus is on professional advisory services - Advisor will review design documents, participate in meetings, and support transition to a future operating provider - Facility scope: renovation and expansion of County-owned property, targeting 10,000–12,000 sq ft and a 16-bed adult crisis center - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Respondents must have direct experience establishing and operating licensed Facility-Based Crisis Centers - Must demonstrate knowledge of behavioral health licensing and Medicaid requirements - Experience collaborating on healthcare facility planning or design is required - Advisor will not operate the facility or manage construction administration - Services are limited to the facility development period, not ongoing operations

Description

Burke County Government is seeking an experienced Facility-Based Crisis operator to serve as its Clinical Advisor for the planning, design, and construction of a licensed Facility-Based Crisis Center. The center aims to expand access to behavioral health crisis stabilization services and strengthen the regional crisis continuum. The Clinical Advisor will provide operational expertise and technical guidance to ensure the facility supports safe, efficient, and compliant behavioral health operations. This role involves collaboration with the architectural team and other stakeholders but does not include facility operation or construction administration. The project involves renovating and expanding a County-owned property in Morganton, North Carolina.

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