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Intensive Crisis Stabilization Centers

Operational funds and state-aid are available via RFP for the development of 12 new Intensive Crisis Stabilization Centers within the 10 economic development regions: Three in NYC and nine in the remaining regions.

Intensive Crisis Stabilization Centers
Request for Proposals: Intensive Crisis Stabilization Centers

The New York State Offices of Mental Health and Addiction Services and Supports announce the availability of operational funds and state-aid for the development of 12 new Intensive Crisis Stabilization Centers (ICSCs) within the 10 economic development regions. The Offices are seeking to develop 3 Centers within the New York City economic development region and 9 Centers outside of New York City, one in each of the nine other economic development regions.

Eligible Applicants

Eligible applicants are not-for-profit agencies with 501(c) (3) incorporation that have experience providing mental health and substance use services to persons with serious mental illness and/or substance use disorders. 

Application Deadline:

June 9, 2022


 

Bidders' Conference

A Bidder’s Conference will be held at the date and time listed in the Schedule. Prospective Proposers’ participation in this conference is highly encouraged but not mandatory. The purpose of the Bidder’s Conference is to:

  • Provide additional description of the project; and
  • Explain the RFP process

Details for the Bidders’ Conference:

Timeline

The timelines for the RFP is as follows:

Bidders Conference: 3/23/22

Questions would be due by:  4/6/22

Q&A posted: 4/28/22

Proposals due by:  6/9/22

Anticipated Award Notification:  7/ 7/22

Anticipated Award Contract Start Date:  10/1/22

Application and Supporting Documents

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    Crisis Stabilization Center Programmatic Guidance

    Guidance related to certain provisions of 14 NYCRR Part 600 which establishes standards for Part 600: Crisis Stabilization Centers providing voluntary crisis stabilization services to individuals experiencing mental health and substance use crisis symptoms.
     

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