Mental Health RFPs

Mental health services.

Provide on-site mental health services. The agency anticipates executing a contract that will have an initial 1-year contract term with the ability to extend the contract for 5 additional 1-year terms. The agency will have the sole discretion to extend the contract.

Provide mental health services. The County seeking proposals from licensed mental health service providers to establish a collaborative partnership to provide mental health services on GCSD campuses. The purpose of this partnership is to expand access to safe, qualified, and effective mental health care for students. The selected vendor will support schools with vacant mental health positions and provide additional clinicians in schools requiring increased service capacity.

Seeking for mental health assessment services.

Mental health professionals to provide mental health evaluations and detailed written reports, including, but not limited to evaluations related to substance abuse, in support of adjudicating clearance eligibility for current and potential employees. The qualified mental health professionals (clinical psychologist and/or psychiatrist) identified must be acceptable to and approved by the government staff.

The Idaho Department of Correction (IDOC) issued RFP Event 1301-0, titled "Medical and Mental Health Services," to procure statewide medical and mental health services for all IDOC facilities. The solicitation was opened on July 13, 2026 and proposals are due September 2, 2026; an Administrative Document and attachments (including the Submittal Form C cost proposal) provide full submission instructions. The Administrative Document instructs offerors to enter a nominal cost of "0.01" on the portal and to provide comprehensive pricing in Submittal Form C contained in the attachments.

Provide mental health clinic services. The contract term for Mental Health Clinic Services will be from January 1, 2027 through December 31, 2028.

Procurement of Intensive Residential Treatment Services (IRTS), Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) Services, and Community Support Program (CSP) Services for adults.

The City of Spokane, through its Police Department, issued Informal Request for Proposals (IRFP 6596-26) seeking qualified licensed mental health counselors to provide voluntary, confidential mental health checkups for police department employees to help manage stress and trauma. Proposals must be submitted electronically via the City of Spokane ProcureWare portal; the solicitation includes submission instructions, clarifications deadlines, and treats resulting materials as work made for hire. The solicitation was posted in July 2026 and uses standard proposal/evaluation procedures with a specified due date in August 2026.

Seeking for outpatient mental health services provider.

Provide medical and behavioral healthcare services to incarcerated and at-risk populations.

Seeking qualifications from licensed mental health agencies interested in providing individual school-based mental health therapy services to their existing clients while those students are attending school during the 2026–2027 school year.

The Vermont Department of Mental Health (DMH) issued RFP 142 titled 'Mental Health Urgent Care- Rutland County' on June 26, 2026 to procure a vendor to operate Mental Health Urgent Care (MHUC) services in Rutland County, mirroring the successful MHUC model that DMH opened in Burlington, VT in partnership with UVM Health Network and Pathways Vermont. The contract supports Vermont's broader CCBHC and Open Access initiatives, with Rutland Mental Health Services (CCN-RMHS) having received a four-year SAMHSA grant to fund related programming in the region. The goal is to provide walk-in, peer-supported mental health crisis and urgent care services in the Rutland region, with proposals due by August 7, 2026 at 4:00 PM ET.

To develop mental health intensive residential program(s) designed to transition individuals from extended stays in state facilities to the community, or to expand current mental health intensive residential programs designed to transition individuals from extended stays in state facilities to the community.

Mental Health T.I.

The Alaska Youth Mental Health Corps Contractor RFP seeks a contractor to design service-to-career pathways that prepare young adults for entry into the behavioral health workforce and to expand youth mental health supports statewide during an 11-month planning period. Serve Alaska will act as the statewide lead while the solicitation is posted through the State of Alaska procurement system, with an indicated project budget of $65,000. A pre-proposal conference registration deadline is listed as July 17, 2026 (1:00 PM Alaska time) and proposals are due August 3, 2026 at 3:00 PM AKDT; the official solicitation is available on the state's IRIS VSS site.

To develop mental health intensive residential program(s) designed to transition individuals from extended stays in state facilities to the community, or to expand current mental health intensive residential programs designed to transition individuals from extended stays in state facilities to the community.

Provide substance use, mental health, and/or sex offender treatment services.

The City of Spokane, through its Police Department, issued Informal Request for Proposals (IRFP 6596-26) seeking qualified licensed mental health counselors to provide voluntary, confidential mental health checkups for police department employees to help manage stress and trauma. Proposals must be submitted electronically via the City of Spokane ProcureWare portal; the solicitation includes submission instructions, clarifications deadlines, and treats resulting materials as work made for hire. The solicitation was posted in July 2026 and uses standard proposal/evaluation procedures with a specified due date in August 2026.

Provide mental health counseling experiential learning solution.