SAM #9594CS27Q0004RFI

CSOSA market research for residential withdrawal management services

CSOSA is seeking market information from providers able to deliver residential withdrawal management and stabilization for people referred by the agency. - Government buyer: Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency (CSOSA). No sub-agency or office is specified. - OEMs and named vendors: None identified. - Requested service: Medically Managed Intensive Residential Withdrawal Management (IIWM), including ASAM Level 3.7 care when clinically indicated and authorized. - Includes 24/7 residential supervision and medical access; nursing, monitoring, medication management and emergency response; assessment, testing, treatment planning, therapeutic programming and discharge coordination. - Also includes transportation, meals, linens, toiletries, laundry, special diets, language assistance, facility safety, and continuity-of-operations arrangements. - Facility and episode requirements: Facility must be within 30 miles of 633 Indiana Avenue NW, Washington, DC. Episodes are generally 3–7 days, with authorized services potentially extending up to 183 days. - Referral and payment conditions: Patient volumes are estimates and not guaranteed; reimbursable services require a written referral and billing authorization. - Contract structure: Anticipated 12-month base period plus four 12-month option periods, for up to 60 months.

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REQUEST FOR INFORMATION

Medically Managed Intensive Residential Withdrawal Management (IIWM) Services

The Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency (CSOSA) is conducting market research to identify qualified sources capable of providing Medically Managed Intensive Residential Withdrawal Management (IIWM) services for individuals referred by CSOSA. The Government seeks information regarding industry capability, facility capacity, clinical and medical staffing, licensing and accreditation, geographic availability, transportation, transition planning, performance measurement, and potential pricing approaches.

The anticipated acquisition would include one 12-month base period and four 12-month option periods, for a potential total period of performance of 60 months. Responses will help CSOSA assess the availability of responsible sources, consider an appropriate acquisition strategy, refine performance requirements, and determine whether a small-business set-aside or another socioeconomic strategy is suitable.

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