School-Based Suicide Prevention, Bullying Intervention, and MH Therapy Svcs

The State of Missouri, via its Department of Social Services, is seeking a nonprofit to deliver comprehensive school‑based suicide prevention, bullying and cyber‑bullying intervention, and mental‑health therapy services to students’ personnel in counties with populations between 400,000 and 500,000. The Megan Meier Foundation is identified as the sole qualified provider, making this a Single Feasible Source (SFS) procurement. The contract runs from the effective date (September 2026) through June 30 2027 with two optional one‑year renewals. The work includes curriculum‑based training, on‑site presentations, resource referrals, and free counseling services. • Target audience: school district staff (counselors, administrators, teachers) in eligible counties. • Core deliverables: suicide‑prevention skill workshops, social‑media harassment/bullying training, mental‑health therapy referrals and direct counseling. • Geographic scope: any Missouri county with 400‑500 k residents (e.g., St. Charles County). • Contract length: approx. 9 months initial period plus up to two 1‑year extensions. • Procurement method: Sole Source/SFS – only the Megan Meier Foundation can provide the proprietary program. • Funding: state‑allocated, with renewal options contingent on performance.