Georgia Procurement Registry #PE-61100-NONST-2027-000000147

Youth Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Program for Macon-Bibb County Juvenile Court

Macon-Bibb County Juvenile Court is seeking a provider to deliver Cognitive Behavioral Therapy services for court-referred youths. - Buyer: Macon-Bibb County Board of Commissioners, acting through Macon-Bibb County Juvenile Court. - Program: Serve up to 32 low- to moderately at-risk youths with a structured, youth- and family-centered CBT program. - Services requested: Intake assessments, individualized treatment plans, individual and/or group CBT, behavioral skill-building, family engagement and therapy as appropriate, progress monitoring, Court coordination, documentation, outcome reporting, and discharge planning. - Therapy levels: Individual therapy at approximately 2–4 hours per youth per month; family therapy at approximately 2 hours per week; and parenting therapy for 12 weeks, approximately 1 hour per week and at least 4 hours per month. Therapy is priced hourly; the solicitation does not provide service quantities beyond the program capacity and stated schedules. - Provider requirements: Demonstrated experience with CBT or comparable evidence-based interventions for children and adolescents; qualified staff with background checks; Georgia business licensure; and substantial experience implementing CBT programs, monitoring treatment fidelity, and training and overseeing staff. - OEMs and vendors: No product manufacturers, brands, or prospective service providers are named. The requested deliverable is a professional behavioral-health service, not a specified branded product. - Other notable requirements: Establish measurable participant goals and outcomes, maintain records, report participation, progress, attendance, and completion, and promptly notify the Court of service barriers or compliance concerns.

Description

Macon-Bibb County Juvenile Court is seeking a qualified provider to implement and deliver a structured Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) program for up to 32 low- to moderately at-risk youth referred by the Court. Services include assessment and individualized treatment planning, CBT sessions and behavioral skill-building, family engagement as appropriate, progress monitoring, documentation, and reporting to the Juvenile Court. The program is intended to support rehabilitation and reduce behaviors associated with continued juvenile justice involvement. Responses are due November 19, 2026, at 12:00 p.m. ET; late responses will not be considered.

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