Utah Public Procurement Place U3P #DHHS26149

Utah DHHS residential treatment services for youth and other referred individuals

Utah DHHS is seeking qualified providers to deliver residential treatment and related clinical services for youth and other referred individuals. - Government buyer: Utah Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS), an Executive Branch agency; participating divisions include the Division of Child and Family Services and the Division of Juvenile Justice and Youth Services. Relevant offices include the Office of Licensing and the Office of Coordinated Care and Regional Supports. - Solicitation: RFP DHHS26149 for residential treatment and intermediate secure care services. Multiple providers may be selected, with awards based on treatment level and bed count. - Specified bed programs: - DSE: 8-bed male program for moderate-level problematic sexual behaviors; DHHS-established rate is $257 per bed per day. Related absence code ASE is $247 per day. - DMF: 12-bed female program for high-level mental and behavioral health needs; DHHS-established rate is $424 per bed per day. Related absence code AMF is $414 per day. - Broader treatment scope: The Scope of Work also identifies programs for problematic sexual behaviors (YSF), substance use disorders (YDE), and combined mental health and behavioral needs (DME, YME, DMF, and YMF). Services include individualized clinical and non-clinical treatment, behavioral and educational support, family engagement and training, healthcare coordination, transition planning, and aftercare. - Clinical capabilities: Providers must be able to deliver psychotherapy; pharmacological evaluation and management; psychosocial rehabilitation; therapeutic behavioral services; mentoring; day treatment; and clinical consultation. Program-specific admission criteria and staffing requirements apply. - Key qualifications: Providers must have a Utah facility, at least two years of experience serving similar populations, and the required DHHS Office of Licensing authorization for residential treatment or intermediate secure care. They must also have the specified DHHS clinical services contract and meet Qualified Residential Treatment Program and Utah Medicaid requirements. - Pricing: DHHS establishes the daily rates; cost proposals are not requested, and cost is not evaluated. - OEMs and named vendors: No OEMs, product manufacturers, or vendor companies are identified. This is a services procurement, not a product purchase.

Description

The Utah Department of Health and Human Services is seeking proposals from qualified providers to deliver residential treatment programs for children, youth, and individuals referred by DHHS. The solicitation identifies two service categories: an 8-bed male program for youth with moderate-level problematic sexual behaviors (DSE) and a 12-bed female program for high-level mental and behavioral health needs (DMF). The RFP anticipates a five-year contract with multiple qualified offerors, with awards based on bed count per treatment level; contracts will use DHHS-established rates, and cost proposals are not requested. Offerors must meet mandatory requirements, including two years of similar-population experience, a Utah facility, required licensing, and a specified DHHS services contract.

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