Community Health Provider: Mobile Mental Health, Behavioral Health, and Substance Use Disorder Treatment

The City of Torrance seeks a qualified Community Health Provider to deliver mobile mental‑health, behavioral‑health, and substance‑use‑disorder services—including opioid‑use‑disorder treatment—to residents of its 40‑unit Tiny Home Village and other homeless individuals identified by city outreach staff. The provider must staff a mobile unit at least one weekday per week for a half‑day (≈4 hours) and include a licensed psychiatrist on the team. Services are to be coordinated with city outreach coordinators, involve warm hand‑offs to existing treatment facilities, and must comply with Opioid Settlement Fund regulations. Administrative/indirect costs are capped at 10 % of direct costs, and all personnel must complete LiveScan fingerprinting. • Mobile mental‑health and substance‑use‑disorder treatment (4 hrs/week) for a 6‑month term (Sep 2026–Feb 2027). • Requires at least one licensed psychiatrist and transportation staff; must operate at the city’s discretion on a chosen weekday. • Provider must have established referral relationships, meet specific insurance and fingerprinting requirements, and submit a cost proposal with indirect costs ≤10 % of direct costs.