Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for District of Columbia Department of Behavioral Health.
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City
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Washington
County
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District of Columbia
Address
Physical address of this buyer.
64 New York Ave NE
Phone Number
Contact phone number for this buyer.
(202) 673-2200
Zip Code
Postal code for this buyer's location.
20002
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This document outlines three Purchase Orders (PO683579, PO698929, PO717997) and one Smartsheet Quote (Q-3341504) between Smartsheet Com Inc. and the District of Columbia (Department of Behavioral Health) for access to Smartsheet project planning software and related services. The agreements span fiscal years 2023, 2024, and 2025, with service periods ranging from October 2022 to September 2025. All pricing details, including unit prices, extended amounts, and total prices, are explicitly left blank across all listed items and quotes. Standard contract provisions for the District of Columbia Government are incorporated by reference.
This document comprises two distinct Purchase Orders (PO689835 and PO709488) issued by the Department of Behavioral Health to CARAVSOFT TECHNOLOGY CORP under Contract Number CW107764. Both POs are for Salesforce software licenses, with the first PO specifying a service period from April 28, 2023, to April 27, 2024. While itemized lists are provided for both orders, no unit prices, extended amounts, or total costs are specified. The document includes instructions for electronic invoicing and incorporates standard contract provisions.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from District of Columbia Department of Behavioral Health
The council discussed the implementation and expansion of the School-Based Behavioral Health system, including progress reports on provider placement in schools and strategies for the upcoming cohort of schools. Key discussions focused on the vetting process for providers, the methodology for school prioritization based on student needs and risk factors, and the importance of ensuring sustainable, high-quality mental health support services. The council reviewed budget projections for the expansion, addressed administrative processes such as MOAs and procurement, and planned for future community outreach and workforce development initiatives.
The council discussed the communications work plan, focusing on branding, website development via healthymindsdc.com, and the creation of informational one-pagers for families. Updates were provided regarding Project AWARE infrastructure, referral practices, and the status of requests for proposals for evaluation and community of practice. The council reviewed the ongoing challenges of matching providers with schools, especially in high-need areas, and deliberated on grant allocation formulas. Ultimately, the council reached a consensus and passed a motion to implement an equal investment amount per school for providers.
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The Council discussed school reopening plans, focusing on the impact of virtual learning on student mental health and social-emotional development. Key topics included the need for a systematized approach to social-emotional learning, equitable access to technology for virtual therapy and schooling, and the integration of behavioral health clinicians into school environments. The Council reviewed budget updates and recommendations for CBO contracts, explored the development of a resource toolkit, and received an update on the first-year evaluation activities and the Community of Practice. Strategies for supporting families and maintaining continuity of care during the pandemic were also emphasized.
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