SU/MH/SOT in Detroit, MI

The Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) is seeking quotes from small‑business providers to deliver community‑based outpatient substance‑use disorder, mental‑health, and sex‑offender treatment services to adult inmates residing in Detroit’s Residential Re‑Entry Center and on home confinement. The contract will be an indefinite‑delivery, indefinite‑quantity (IDIQ) award with a one‑year base period starting October 1 2026 and up to four one‑year option periods, potentially extending service through April 1 2032. Services include a wide range of clinical interventions (treatment planning, intake screening, individual and group counseling, crisis intervention, psychiatric evaluation, medication monitoring, etc.) with guaranteed minimum and maximum unit quantities for each line item. The award is set‑aside for small businesses, and quotations will be evaluated on technical capability and price, with the possibility of award without discussions. • Location: Within 10 mi of Detroit City Hall (600 Woodward Ave, Detroit, MI 48226). • Scope: Outpatient SUD, mental‑health, and sex‑offender treatment for adults in custody. • Delivery: Monthly invoicing via E‑FT; all work performed under task orders. • Minimum staffing: Licensed clinicians (psychologists, LCSWs, counselors, etc.) meeting Michigan state licensure. • Required certifications: Facility license, professional liability insurance, SAM registration, and compliance with CBT and crisis‑intervention standards. • Performance metrics: Guaranteed minimum units per service line; optional extensions and six‑month extension possible. • Award: Anticipated October 1 2026; award may be made without discussions. • Small‑business set‑aside; size standard $19 M.