Request for Response for Camps for Department of Mental Health Referred Children Master Agreement

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Notice ID: ma_commbuys_ef2dc58f4ee2b56cfb69

NAICS • 93, 14, 00Set-Aside • SBPP Eligible: NO Department • Department of Mental Health Agency • Dmh08 - Statewide State • MAPosted • —Due • Jun 01, 2036, 03:00 PM UTC• Closes in 3707 days

Federal opportunity from DMH08 - STATEWIDE • Department of Mental Health. Place of performance: MA. Response deadline: Jun 01, 2036. Industry: NAICS 93, 14, 00.

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$1,752,078,526

Sector total $1,752,078,526 • Share 100.0%

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$159,094

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Place of performance

ELIZABETH WELCH 167 LYMAN ST WESTBOROUGH, MA 01581 US Email: elizabeth.welch@mass.gov Phone: (508) 454-0466

State: MA

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Point of Contact

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Agency & Office

Department

Department of Mental Health

Agency

DMH08 - STATEWIDE

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DMH08 - STATEWIDE

Office

KELSEY SANTOS

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Description

The Department of Mental Health (DMH) seeks to establish a Master List of approved camps to which the Department can send children as needed during the summer (June through Labor Day) and/or other times children are not in school.

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The Department of Mental Health (DMH) is seeking to establish a Master List of approved camps for referred children, particularly during summer and other school breaks. This opportunity presents a significant chance for camp providers to partner with DMH, with a response deadline set for June 1, 2036. The scope includes providing necessary services to children during unstructured periods, which emphasizes the need for quality and safety in camp programming.

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What the buyer is trying to do

DMH aims to create a comprehensive list of sanctioned camps that can accommodate children referred to them, especially during the summer months and school vacations, to ensure support for their mental health needs.

Who should pursue this

Organizations specializing in child care and summer camps
Providers with experience in mental health or special needs services
Established camp facilities with necessary certifications

Work breakdown

Identify and evaluate potential camp providers
Submit required documentation and proposals for camp approval
Ensure camps meet DMH standards and guidelines
Provide camp programming that caters to referred children's needs

Response package checklist

Completed proposal including camp offerings and specialties
Proof of compliance with DMH requirements
Background checks and certifications of staff
Safety protocols and emergency plans
References from previous clients or partnerships

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Compliance notes

Camps must comply with all DMH standards and state regulations
Background checks are mandatory for all camp staff handling children

Pricing strategy

Consider competitive pricing models that reflect quality and safety
Explore pricing tiers based on services offered or number of children accommodated

Teaming and subs

Consider partnerships with established mental health organizations
Subcontracting experienced program directors or counselors for enhanced service offerings

Risks and watchouts

Potential for high competition among camp providers
Risk of non-compliance with DMH standards leading to disqualification
Need for robust safety protocols to handle emergencies

Smart questions to ask

What specific qualifications does DMH require for camp staff?
Are there preferred types of camp activities or programming that align with DMH goals?
What is the evaluation process for camp approvals?

Source coverage notes

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Specific camp age requirements
Detailed criteria for camp approval process
Information on evaluation metrics used by DMH
Clarification on funding available for camp providers
Potential for renewal or extension of the Master List contract

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