Mental HealthIssuing agency·Los Angeles, CA·via a public procurement portalLA County Department of Mental Health is issuing this Request for Statement of Qualifications solicitation to enter into unfunded Master Agreements with qualified vendors to provide Capacity Building Support Services (Services) through the Behavioral Health Services Act (BHSA). These services are designed to develop and expand projects that educate, train and provide ancillary supports to LACDMH leadership and workforce, consumers and their family members, peers, Stakeholder Groups and community members across the County.
Commodity: MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES: VOCATIONAL, RESIDENTIAL, ETC.
Type: Service
Contractors will provide capacity building and engagement services across six categories: (1) Consultation—providing support and direction in monitoring BHSA implementation plans and community engagement; (2) Evaluation—assisting with collection, analysis, and reporting on BHSA-funded program outcomes; (3) Facilitation—facilitating group sessions to analyze BHSA projects and develop implementation strategies; (4) Media—developing multi-media strategies and maintaining media outlet relationships to educate stakeholders about LACDMH programs and the behavioral health system; (5) Planning—designing planning processes, developing meeting agendas and materials, and facilitating deliberative sessions to develop priorities and recommendations; and (6) Training—providing education and training workshops to enhance LACDMH workforce competencies and stakeholder group skills. Specific tasks and deliverables will be determined in future competitive work order solicitations based on departmental needs and funding availability. All services will be performed under this Master Agreement framework, with individual work orders issued competitively as needed.
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Source: Mental Health (solicitation DMH10262026B1), retrieved via a public procurement portal. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.
