New York State Contract Reporter #2139764

Funding to Develop Five New York Crisis Stabilization Centers

New York State is offering five-year state-aid and capital funding to develop five Crisis Stabilization Centers across designated regions and eligible New York City locations. - Government buyer: New York State Office of Mental Health (OMH), Central Office, in coordination with the New York State Office of Addiction Services and Supports (OASAS). - Services requested: Funding to develop five Crisis Stabilization Centers (CSCs): - Three Supportive Crisis Stabilization Centers (SCSCs), one each in Long Island, Central New York, and the North Country. - Two Intensive Crisis Stabilization Centers (ICSCS) in eligible New York City boroughs without an existing CSC. Eligible areas include Manhattan below 30th Street, Brooklyn except ZIP code 11207, and Staten Island and Queens without geographic restrictions. - Location requirements: Applicants for an ICSC must identify the proposed borough, neighborhood, and ZIP code. A proposed alternative eligible site in the awarded borough requires review and approval by the Offices and the local governmental unit. - Prior comparable-contract recipients named in the notice: The Neighborhood Center; Champlain Valley Center for Drug Treatment; Unity Hospital Rochester; BestSelf Behavioral Health; Central Nassau Guidance; Helio Health; CASA Trinity; Samaritan Daytop Village; PROMESA; FLACRA; Phoenix House; Services for Underserved; Outreach Development Corp; Puerto Rican Organization to Motivate; Housing Options Made Easy; MHA Southern Tier; Citizen Advocates; Upstate Cerebral Palsy; Rehab Support Services; and Institute for Community Living. These organizations are identified as recipients of similar past contracts, not as current awardees. - Applicant requirement: Not-for-profit applicants must be prequalified. - Term: Five years; specific start and end dates are not stated.

Description

The New York State Office of Mental Health and Office of Addiction Services and Supports announce state-aid and capital funding for developing five Crisis Stabilization Centers, three Supportive Crisis Stabilization Centers, and two Intensive Crisis Stabilization Centers. Three Supportive Crisis Stabilization Centers will be awarded in the Long Island, Central New York, and North Country economic development regions. Two Intensive Crisis Stabilization Center awards will be made in eligible New York City boroughs that do not currently have a Crisis Stabilization Center, with the proposed borough, neighborhood, and ZIP code specified in the application. Applications must be submitted through the Statewide Financial System, and not-for-profit applicants must be prequalified by the RFP deadline.

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