Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health Service

The District of Columbia government is seeking a vendor to provide infant and early childhood mental health services. The agency needs to address the social-emotional and mental health needs of infants and young children by developing or enhancing evidence-based programs. This initiative aims to support both young children and the adults who care for them through targeted interventions and professional training. The scope of work requires the selected vendor to train the infant and early childhood workforce, including mental health clinicians and other caregivers. The vendor must provide age-appropriate screening, assessment, and diagnostic services for infants and young children. Additionally, the project covers mental health promotion, early intervention services targeting the caregiver-child relationship, and Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health Consultation to adults caring for young children. Eligible bidders must be onshore organizations based entirely in the United States. The agency requires the performance of all work to take place offsite. The agency has not disclosed a set budget and is requesting pricing proposals from interested bidders. Key dates and specific evaluation criteria are not specified in the initial solicitation details.