County of Alameda #314505

Comprehensive medical services for Alameda County juvenile facilities

Alameda County is seeking a provider to deliver round-the-clock medical care to youth at its juvenile facilities. - Government buyer: County of Alameda, Alameda County Health, Alameda County Behavioral Health Department (ACBHD). - Facilities and population: Juvenile Hall and Camp Wilmont Sweeney; the facilities serve justice-involved youth and operate under California Title 15 minimum standards. - Services requested: 24/7 screening, primary, urgent, acute, and chronic care; nursing intake and health appraisals; dental and vision services; substance-use treatment, including medication-assisted treatment; medication management; specialty-care coordination; crisis triage; infection control; and discharge planning with continuity of care and bridge medications. - Budget workbook service categories: Case management, mental health services, medication support, crisis intervention, and interactive complexity. Interactive complexity is listed at $16.26 per occurrence; other listed services use provisional hourly rates subject to the County Contract Maximum Rate (CCMR). - Staffing and delivery requirements: At least 20.2 FTE across clinical, pharmacy, navigation, discharge, and administrative roles; care is required 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, with interdisciplinary coordination and recurring program reporting. - Funding: $8,815,323 per contract year; the separate three-month startup allocation is capped at $2,203,830.75. Reimbursement is based on actual costs. - Products and vendors: No products, part numbers, OEMs, or vendor companies are identified.

Description

Alameda County seeks proposals for comprehensive medical care services for justice-involved youth at Alameda County Juvenile Facilities, including Juvenile Hall and Camp Wilmont Sweeney. The facilities serve youth ages 12 through 25 and operate under California Minimum Standards for Juvenile Facilities, Title 15. The County intends to award one contract; proposals are due December 1, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. Pacific Time. The source states an allocation of $8,815,323 per contract year for the ongoing program.

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