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New York City · Health and Mental Hygiene
OPEN-ENDED REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL - SCHOOL BASED HEALTH CENTER SERVICES
Health & human services · Source category
Source category: Human Services/Client Services · Notice 20221213120
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The New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH) continues to seek proposals for the School Based Health Centers (Open-Ended) Request for Proposals (RFP) through the PASSPort system. This RFP is issued and remains available through the PASSPort system only to those organizations that have an account and an Approved HHS Accelerator PQL qualification status in PASSPort. Proposals and prequalification applications will be accepted on an on-going basis ONLY through PASSPort. If you do not have a PASSPort account or Approved PASSPort HHS Accelerator PQL Application, please visit nyc.gov/passport to get started. School Based Health Centers (SBHC) were established by Chapter 198 of the NYS Laws of 1978 to improve the accessibility and availability of quality comprehensive and preventive physical and mental health services to preschool, elementary, middle and secondary school students in high risk areas of New York State. As a result of this Law, NYS Department of Health approves, licenses and monitors every SBHC in NYS. School Based Health Centers are medical health centers within the schools. They help students manage their illnesses during the school day. Because of the location, School Based Health Center are an easy health care option for busy students with busy parents who cannot always make it to their doctors office. School-Based Health Centers have been providing primary care to students in NYC schools for over 30 years. Its been proven that School-Based Health Centers lower school absences and parents time away from work. They also lower the chance of an emergency room or hospital visit. If a child has a chronic illness, or suddenly gets sick, a School-Based Health Center at their school can assist the child with needed care.
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Published Dec 20, 2022
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New York City · Health and Mental Hygiene
OPEN-ENDED REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL - SCHOOL BASED HEALTH CENTER SERVICES
Health & human services · Source category
Source category: Human Services/Client Services · Notice 20230323111
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The New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH) continues to seek proposals for the School Based Health Centers (Open-Ended) Request for Proposals (RFP) through the PASSPort system. This RFP is issued and remains available through the PASSPort system only to those organizations that have an account and an Approved HHS Accelerator PQL qualification status in PASSPort. Proposals and prequalification applications will be accepted on an on-going basis ONLY through PASSPort. If you do not have a PASSPort account or Approved PASSPort HHS Accelerator PQL Application, please visit nyc.gov/passport to get started. School Based Health Centers (SBHC) were established by Chapter 198 of the NYS Laws of 1978 to improve the accessibility and availability of quality comprehensive and preventive physical and mental health services to preschool, elementary, middle and secondary school students in high risk areas of New York State. As a result of this Law, NYS Department of Health approves, licenses and monitors every SBHC in NYS. School Based Health Centers are medical health centers within the schools. They help students manage their illnesses during the school day. Because of the location, School Based Health Center are an easy health care option for busy students with busy parents who cannot always make it to their doctors office. School-Based Health Centers have been providing primary care to students in NYC schools for over 30 years. Its been proven that School-Based Health Centers lower school absences and parents time away from work. They also lower the chance of an emergency room or hospital visit. If a child has a chronic illness, or suddenly gets sick, a School-Based Health Center at their school can assist the child with needed care.
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Published Apr 7, 2023
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New York City · Health and Mental Hygiene
OPEN-ENDED REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL JUSTICE INVOLVED SUPPORTIVE HOUSING
Health & human services · Source category
Source category: Human Services/Client Services · Notice 20230410102
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The New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH) continues to seek proposals for the Justice Involved Supportive Housing (Open-Ended) Request for Proposals (RFP) through the PASSPort system. This RFP is issued and remains available through the PASSPort system only to those organizations that have an account and an Approved HHS Accelerator PQL qualification status in PASSPort. Proposals and prequalification applications will be accepted on an on-going basis ONLY through PASSPort. If you do not have a PASSPort account or Approved PASSPort HHS Accelerator PQL Application, please visit nyc.gov/passport to get started. This Request for Proposal is intended to procure and make available permanent supportive housing units for adults (18+); initially, DOHMH anticipates that the population would be comprised mainly of individuals who are frequently cycling through jail and shelter who have a mental illness and/or substance use disorder. DOHMH anticipates that the population matches may expand to include individuals who, in addition to having frequent contact with the criminal justice system and the homeless system, have also had frequent contact with the mental health treatment system.
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Published Apr 17, 2023
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New York City · Health and Mental Hygiene
OPEN-ENDED REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL - SCHOOL BASED HEALTH CENTER SERVICES
Health & human services · Source category
Source category: Human Services/Client Services · Notice 20230710102
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The New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH) continues to seek proposals for the School Based Health Centers (Open-Ended) Request for Proposals (RFP) through the PASSPort system. This RFP is issued and remains available through the PASSPort system only to those organizations that have an account and an Approved HHS Accelerator PQL qualification status in PASSPort. Proposals and prequalification applications will be accepted on an on-going basis ONLY through PASSPort. If you do not have a PASSPort account or Approved PASSPort HHS Accelerator PQL Application, please visit nyc.gov/passport to get started. School Based Health Centers (SBHC) were established by Chapter 198 of the NYS Laws of 1978 to improve the accessibility and availability of quality comprehensive and preventive physical and mental health services to preschool, elementary, middle and secondary school students in high risk areas of New York State. As a result of this Law, NYS Department of Health approves, licenses and monitors every SBHC in NYS. School Based Health Centers are medical health centers within the schools. They help students manage their illnesses during the school day. Because of the location, School Based Health Centers are an easy health care option for busy students with busy parents who cannot always make it to their doctors office. School-Based Health Centers have been providing primary care to students in NYC schools for over 30 years. Its been proven that School-Based Health Centers lower school absences and parents time away from work. They also lower the chance of an emergency room or hospital visit. If a child has a chronic illness, or suddenly gets sick, a School-Based Health Center at their school can assist the child with needed care.
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Published Jul 17, 2023
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New York City · Health and Mental Hygiene
OPEN-ENDED REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL JUSTICE INVOLVED SUPPORTIVE HOUSING
Health & human services · Source category
Source category: Human Services/Client Services · Notice 20230711134
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The New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH) continues to seek proposals for the Justice Involved Supportive Housing (Open-Ended) Request for Proposals (RFP) through the PASSPort system. This RFP is issued and remains available through the PASSPort system only to those organizations that have an account and an Approved HHS Accelerator PQL qualification status in PASSPort. Proposals and prequalification applications will be accepted on an on-going basis ONLY through PASSPort. If you do not have a PASSPort account or Approved PASSPort HHS Accelerator PQL Application, please visit nyc.gov/passport to get started. This Request for Proposal is intended to procure and make available permanent supportive housing units for adults (18+); initially, DOHMH anticipates that the population would be comprised mainly of individuals who are frequently cycling through jail and shelter who have a mental illness and/or substance use disorder. DOHMH anticipates that the population matches may expand to include individuals who, in addition to having frequent contact with the criminal justice system and the homeless system, have also had frequent contact with the mental health treatment system.
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Published Jul 18, 2023
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New York City · Health and Mental Hygiene
OPEN-ENDED - SCHOOL BASED HEALTH CENTER SERVICES
Health & human services · Source category
Source category: Human Services/Client Services · Notice 20231027101
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The New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH) continues to seek proposals for the School Based Health Centers (Open-Ended) Request for Proposals (RFP) through the PASSPort system. This RFP is issued and remains available through the PASSPort system only to those organizations that have an account and an Approved HHS Accelerator PQL qualification status in PASSPort. Proposals and prequalification applications will be accepted on an on-going basis ONLY through PASSPort. If you do not have a PASSPort account or Approved PASSPort HHS Accelerator PQL Application, please visit nyc.gov/passport to get started. School Based Health Centers (SBHC) were established by Chapter 198 of the NYS Laws of 1978 to improve the accessibility and availability of quality comprehensive and preventive physical and mental health services to preschool, elementary, middle and secondary school students in high risk areas of New York State. As a result of this Law, NYS Department of Health approves, licenses and monitors every SBHC in NYS. School Based Health Centers are medical health centers within the schools. They help students manage their illnesses during the school day. Because of the location, School Based Health Centers are an easy health care option for busy students with busy parents who cannot always make it to their doctors office. School-Based Health Centers have been providing primary care to students in NYC schools for over 30 years. Its been proven that School-Based Health Centers lower school absences and parents time away from work. They also lower the chance of an emergency room or hospital visit. If a child has a chronic illness, or suddenly gets sick, a School-Based Health Center at their school can assist the child with needed care.
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Published Nov 2, 2023
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New York City · Health and Mental Hygiene
OPEN-ENDED JUSTICE INVOLVED SUPPORTIVE HOUSING
Health & human services · Source category
Source category: Human Services/Client Services · Notice 20231027103
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The New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH) continues to seek proposals for the Justice Involved Supportive Housing (Open-Ended) Request for Proposals (RFP) through the PASSPort system. This RFP is issued and remains available through the PASSPort system only to those organizations that have an account and an Approved HHS Accelerator PQL qualification status in PASSPort. Proposals and prequalification applications will be accepted on an on-going basis ONLY through PASSPort. If you do not have a PASSPort account or Approved PASSPort HHS Accelerator PQL Application, please visit nyc.gov/passport to get started. This Request for Proposal is intended to procure and make available permanent supportive housing units for adults (18+); initially, DOHMH anticipates that the population would be comprised mainly of individuals who are frequently cycling through jail and shelter who have a mental illness and/or substance use disorder. DOHMH anticipates that the population matches may expand to include individuals who, in addition to having frequent contact with the criminal justice system and the homeless system, have also had frequent contact with the mental health treatment system.
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Published Nov 3, 2023
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New York City · Health and Mental Hygiene
OPEN-ENDED - SCHOOL BASED HEALTH CENTER SERVICES (SBHC) RFP
Health & human services · Source category
Source category: Human Services/Client Services · Notice 20240206112
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The New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH) continues to seek proposals for the School Based Health Centers (Open-Ended) Request for Proposals (RFP) through the PASSPort system. School Based Health Centers (SBHC) were established by Chapter 198 of the NYS Laws of 1978 to improve the accessibility and availability of quality comprehensive and preventive physical and mental health services to preschool, elementary, middle and secondary school students in high risk areas of New York State. As a result of this Law, NYS Department of Health approves, licenses and monitors every SBHC in NYS. School Based Health Centers are medical health centers within the schools. They help students manage their illnesses during the school day. Because of the location, School Based Health Centers are an easy health care option for busy students with busy parents who cannot always make it to their doctors office. School-Based Health Centers have been providing primary care to students in NYC schools for over 30 years. Its been proven that School-Based Health Centers lower school absences and parents time away from work. They also lower the chance of an emergency room or hospital visit. If a child has a chronic illness, or suddenly gets sick, a School-Based Health Center at their school can assist the child with needed care. The RFP can be found by visiting the Procurement Navigator at https://passport.cityofnewyork.us/page.aspx/en/rfp/request_browse_public and searching for this RFP by EPIN: 81622P0003 . For the latest information regarding any changes to the RFP be sure to read all released addenda. This RFP is issued and remains available through the PASSPort system only to those organizations that have an account and an Approved HHS Accelerator Prequalification status in PASSPort. Proposals and prequalification applications will be accepted on an on-going basis ONLY through PASSPort. If you do not have a PASSPort account or Approved PASSPort HHS Accelerator Prequalification Application, please visit https://www.nyc.gov/site/mocs/passport/about-passport.page to get started.If you have any questions about your HHS Accelerator Prequalification status or for assistance with creating a PASSPort account, please submit an inquiry to the https://mocssupport.atlassian.net/servicedesk/customer/portal/8. This is an open-ended RFP. Therefore, proposals will be accepted and reviewed on an ongoing basis until the Citys needs are met.
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Published Apr 2, 2024
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New York City · Health and Mental Hygiene
OPEN-ENDED JUSTICE INVOLVED SUPPORTIVE HOUSING (JISH)
Health & human services · Source category
Source category: Human Services/Client Services · Notice 20240228115
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The New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH) continues to seek proposals for the Justice Involved Supportive Housing (Open-Ended) Request for Proposals (RFP) through the PASSPort system. This RFP is issued and remains available through the PASSPort system only to those organizations that have an account and an Approved HHS Accelerator PQL qualification status in PASSPort. Proposals and prequalification applications will be accepted on an on-going basis ONLY through PASSPort. If you do not have a PASSPort account or Approved PASSPort HHS Accelerator PQL Application, please visit nyc.gov/passport to get started. This Request for Proposal is intended to procure and make available permanent supportive housing units for adults (18+); initially, DOHMH anticipates that the population would be comprised mainly of individuals who are frequently cycling through jail and shelter who have a mental illness and/or substance use disorder. DOHMH anticipates that the population matches may expand to include individuals who, in addition to having frequent contact with the criminal justice system and the homeless system, have also had frequent contact with the mental health treatment system.
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Published Apr 1, 2024
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New York City · Health and Mental Hygiene
OPEN-ENDED JUSTICE INVOLVED SUPPORTIVE HOUSING (JISH)
Health & human services · Source category
Source category: Human Services/Client Services · Notice 20240722104
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The New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene ('Health Department') continues to seek proposals for the Justice Involved Supportive Housing (Open-Ended) Request for Proposals (RFP) through the City's Procurement and Sourcing Solutions Portal ('PASSPort' system). This RFP is intended to procure and make available permanent supportive housing units for adults (18+); initially, the Health Department anticipates that the population would be comprised mainly of individuals who are frequently cycling through jail and shelter who have a mental illness and/or substance use disorder. The Health Department anticipates that the population matches may expand to include individuals who, in addition to having frequent contact with the criminal justice system and the homeless system, have also had frequent contact with the mental health treatment system. RFP documents and additional details can be found by visiting the PASPort Procurement Navigator at https://nyc.gov/businessopportunities and searching by EPIN: ' 81622P0004 '. For the latest information regarding any changes to the RFP be sure to read all released addenda. This RFP is issued and remains available through the PASSPort system only to those organizations that have an account and an Approved HHS Accelerator PQL qualification status in PASSPort. Proposals and prequalification applications will be accepted on an on-going basis ONLY through PASSPort. If you do not have a PASSPort account or Approved PASSPort HHS Accelerator PQL Application, please visit https://nyc.gov/passport to get started. If you have any questions about your HHS Accelerator Prequalification status or for assistance with creating a PASSPort account, please visit https://nyc.gov/mocshelp. This is an open-ended RFP. Therefore, proposals will be accepted and reviewed on an ongoing basis until the Citys needs are met.
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Published Jul 26, 2024
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New York City · Health and Mental Hygiene
OPEN-ENDED - SCHOOL BASED HEALTH CENTER SERVICES (SBHC) RFP
Health & human services · Source category
Source category: Human Services/Client Services · Notice 20240722106
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The New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene ('Health Department') continues to seek proposals for the School Based Health Centers (Open-Ended) Request for Proposals (RFP) through the City's Procurement and Sourcing Solutions Portal ('PASSPort' system). School Based Health Centers (SBHC) were established by Chapter 198 of the NYS Laws of 1978 to improve the accessibility and availability of quality comprehensive and preventive physical and mental health services to preschool, elementary, middle and secondary school students in high risk areas of New York State. As a result of this Law, NYS Department of Health approves, licenses and monitors every SBHC in NYS. School Based Health Centers are medical health centers within the schools. They help students manage their illnesses during the school day. Because of the location, School Based Health Centers are an easy health care option for busy students with busy parents who cannot always make it to their doctors office. School-Based Health Centers have been providing primary care to students in NYC schools for over 30 years. Its been proven that School-Based Health Centers lower school absences and parents time away from work. They also lower the chance of an emergency room or hospital visit. If a child has a chronic illness, or suddenly gets sick, a School-Based Health Center at their school can assist the child with needed care. RFP documents and additional details can be found by visiting the PASPort Procurement Navigator at https://nyc.gov/businessopportunities and searching by EPIN: ' 81622P0003 '. For the latest information regarding any changes to the RFP be sure to read all released addenda. This RFP is issued and remains available through the PASSPort system only to those organizations that have an account and an Approved HHS Accelerator PQL qualification status in PASSPort. Proposals and prequalification applications will be accepted on an on-going basis ONLY through PASSPort. If you do not have a PASSPort account or Approved PASSPort HHS Accelerator PQL Application, please visit https://nyc.gov/passport to get started. If you have any questions about your HHS Accelerator Prequalification status or for assistance with creating a PASSPort account, please visit https://nyc.gov/mocshelp. This is an open-ended RFP. Therefore, proposals will be accepted and reviewed on an ongoing basis until the Citys needs are met.
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Published Jul 26, 2024
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New York City · Health and Mental Hygiene
OPEN-ENDED - SCHOOL BASED HEALTH CENTER SERVICES (SBHC) RFP
Health & human services · Source category
Source category: Human Services/Client Services · Notice 20241017003
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The New York City Health Department ('Health Department') continues to seek proposals for the School Based Health Centers (Open-Ended) Request for Proposals (RFP) through the City's Procurement and Sourcing Solutions Portal ('PASSPort' system). School Based Health Centers (SBHC) were established by Chapter 198 of the NYS Laws of 1978 to improve the accessibility and availability of quality comprehensive and preventive physical and mental health services to preschool, elementary, middle and secondary school students in high risk areas of New York State. As a result of this Law, NYS Department of Health approves, licenses and monitors every SBHC in NYS. School Based Health Centers are medical health centers within the schools. They help students manage their illnesses during the school day. Because of the location, School Based Health Centers are an easy health care option for busy students with busy parents who cannot always make it to their doctors office. School-Based Health Centers have been providing primary care to students in NYC schools for over 30 years. Its been proven that School-Based Health Centers lower school absences and parents time away from work. They also lower the chance of an emergency room or hospital visit. If a child has a chronic illness, or suddenly gets sick, a School-Based Health Center at their school can assist the child with needed care. RFP documents and additional details can be found by visiting the PASPort Procurement Navigator at https://nyc.gov/businessopportunities and searching by EPIN: ' 81622P0003 '. For the latest information regarding any changes to the RFP be sure to read all released addenda. This RFP is issued and remains available through the PASSPort system only to those organizations that have an account and an Approved HHS Accelerator PQL qualification status in PASSPort. Proposals and prequalification applications will be accepted on an on-going basis ONLY through PASSPort. If you do not have a PASSPort account or Approved PASSPort HHS Accelerator PQL Application, please visit https://nyc.gov/passport to get started. If you have any questions about your HHS Accelerator Prequalification status or for assistance with creating a PASSPort account, please visit https://nyc.gov/mocshelp. This is an open-ended RFP. Therefore, proposals will be accepted and reviewed on an ongoing basis until the Citys needs are met.
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Published Oct 23, 2024
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New York City · Health and Mental Hygiene
OPEN-ENDED - SCHOOL BASED HEALTH CENTER SERVICES (SBHC) RFP
Health & human services · Source category
Source category: Human Services/Client Services · Notice 20250130006
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The New York City Health Department ('Health Department') continues to seek proposals for the School Based Health Centers (Open-Ended) Request for Proposals (RFP) through the City's Procurement and Sourcing Solutions Portal ('PASSPort' system). School Based Health Centers (SBHC) were established by Chapter 198 of the NYS Laws of 1978 to improve the accessibility and availability of quality comprehensive and preventive physical and mental health services to preschool, elementary, middle and secondary school students in high risk areas of New York State. As a result of this Law, NYS Department of Health approves, licenses and monitors every SBHC in NYS. School Based Health Centers are medical health centers within the schools. They help students manage their illnesses during the school day. Because of the location, School Based Health Centers are an easy health care option for busy students with busy parents who cannot always make it to their doctors office. School-Based Health Centers have been providing primary care to students in NYC schools for over 30 years. Its been proven that School-Based Health Centers lower school absences and parents time away from work. They also lower the chance of an emergency room or hospital visit. If a child has a chronic illness, or suddenly gets sick, a School-Based Health Center at their school can assist the child with needed care. RFP documents and additional details can be found by visiting the PASPort Procurement Navigator at https://nyc.gov/businessopportunities and searching by EPIN: ' 81622P0003 '. For the latest information regarding any changes to the RFP be sure to read all released addenda. This RFP is issued and remains available through the PASSPort system only to those organizations that have an account and an Approved HHS Accelerator PQL qualification status in PASSPort. Proposals and prequalification applications will be accepted on an on-going basis ONLY through PASSPort. If you do not have a PASSPort account or Approved PASSPort HHS Accelerator PQL Application, please visit https://nyc.gov/passport to get started. If you have any questions about your HHS Accelerator Prequalification status or for assistance with creating a PASSPort account, please visit https://nyc.gov/mocshelp. This is an open-ended RFP. Therefore, proposals will be accepted and reviewed on an ongoing basis until the Citys needs are met.
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Published Feb 5, 2025
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New York City · Health and Mental Hygiene
OPEN-ENDED - SCHOOL BASED HEALTH CENTER SERVICES (SBHC) RFP
Health & human services · Source category
Source category: Human Services/Client Services · Notice 20250715046
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The New York City Health Department ('Health Department') continues to seek proposals for the School Based Health Centers (Open-Ended) Request for Proposals (RFP) through the City's Procurement and Sourcing Solutions Portal ('PASSPort' system). School Based Health Centers (SBHC) were established by Chapter 198 of the NYS Laws of 1978 to improve the accessibility and availability of quality comprehensive and preventive physical and mental health services to preschool, elementary, middle and secondary school students in high risk areas of New York State. As a result of this Law, NYS Department of Health approves, licenses and monitors every SBHC in NYS. School Based Health Centers are medical health centers within the schools. They help students manage their illnesses during the school day. Because of the location, School Based Health Centers are an easy health care option for busy students with busy parents who cannot always make it to their doctors office. School-Based Health Centers have been providing primary care to students in NYC schools for over 30 years. Its been proven that School-Based Health Centers lower school absences and parents time away from work. They also lower the chance of an emergency room or hospital visit. If a child has a chronic illness, or suddenly gets sick, a School-Based Health Center at their school can assist the child with needed care. RFP documents and additional details can be found by visiting the PASPort Procurement Navigator at https://nyc.gov/businessopportunities and searching by EPIN: ' 81622P0003 '. For the latest information regarding any changes to the RFP be sure to read all released addenda. This RFP is issued and remains available through the PASSPort system only to those organizations that have an account and an Approved HHS Accelerator PQL qualification status in PASSPort. Proposals and prequalification applications will be accepted on an on-going basis ONLY through PASSPort. If you do not have a PASSPort account or Approved PASSPort HHS Accelerator PQL Application, please visit https://nyc.gov/passport to get started. If you have any questions about your HHS Accelerator Prequalification status or for assistance with creating a PASSPort account, please visit https://nyc.gov/mocshelp. This is an open-ended RFP. Therefore, proposals will be accepted and reviewed on an ongoing basis until the Citys needs are met.
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Published Jul 22, 2025
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New York City · Health and Mental Hygiene
OPEN-ENDED - SCHOOL BASED HEALTH CENTER SERVICES (SBHC) RFP
Health & human services · Source category
Source category: Human Services/Client Services · Notice 20251024016
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The New York City Health Department ('Health Department') continues to seek proposals for the School Based Health Centers (Open-Ended) Request for Proposals (RFP) through the City's Procurement and Sourcing Solutions Portal ('PASSPort' system). School Based Health Centers (SBHC) were established by Chapter 198 of the NYS Laws of 1978 to improve the accessibility and availability of quality comprehensive and preventive physical and mental health services to preschool, elementary, middle and secondary school students in high-risk areas of New York State. As a result of this Law, NYS Department of Health approves, licenses and monitors every SBHC in NYS. School Based Health Centers are medical health centers within the schools. They help students manage their illnesses during the school day. Because of the location, School Based Health Centers are an easy health care option for busy students with busy parents who cannot always make it to their doctors office. School-Based Health Centers have been providing primary care to students in NYC schools for over 30 years. Its been proven that School-Based Health Centers lower school absences and parents time away from work. They also lower the chance of an emergency room or hospital visit. If a child has a chronic illness, or suddenly gets sick, a School-Based Health Center at their school can assist the child with needed care. RFP documents and additional details can be found by visiting the PASPort Procurement Navigator at https://nyc.gov/businessopportunities and searching by EPIN: ' 81622P0003 '. For the latest information regarding any changes to the RFP be sure to read all released addenda. This RFP is issued and remains available through the PASSPort system only to those organizations that have an account and an Approved HHS Accelerator PQL qualification status in PASSPort. Proposals and prequalification applications will be accepted on an on-going basis ONLY through PASSPort. If you do not have a PASSPort account or Approved PASSPort HHS Accelerator PQL Application, please visit https://nyc.gov/passport to get started. If you have any questions about your HHS Accelerator Prequalification status or for assistance with creating a PASSPort account, please visit https://nyc.gov/mocshelp. This is an open-ended RFP. Therefore, proposals will be accepted and reviewed on an ongoing basis until the Citys needs are met.
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Published Oct 31, 2025
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New York City · Health and Mental Hygiene
OPEN-ENDED - SCHOOL BASED HEALTH CENTER SERVICES (SBHC) RFP
Health & human services · Source category
Source category: Human Services/Client Services · Notice 20260126004
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The New York City Health Department ('Health Department') continues to seek proposals for the School Based Health Centers (Open-Ended) Request for Proposals (RFP) through the City's Procurement and Sourcing Solutions Portal ('PASSPort' system). School Based Health Centers (SBHC) were established by Chapter 198 of the NYS Laws of 1978 to improve the accessibility and availability of quality comprehensive and preventive physical and mental health services to preschool, elementary, middle and secondary school students in high-risk areas of New York State. As a result of this Law, NYS Department of Health approves, licenses and monitors every SBHC in NYS. School Based Health Centers are medical health centers within the schools. They help students manage their illnesses during the school day. Because of the location, School Based Health Centers are an easy health care option for busy students with busy parents who cannot always make it to their doctors office. School-Based Health Centers have been providing primary care to students in NYC schools for over 30 years. Its been proven that School-Based Health Centers lower school absences and parents time away from work. They also lower the chance of an emergency room or hospital visit. If a child has a chronic illness, or suddenly gets sick, a School-Based Health Center at their school can assist the child with needed care. RFP documents and additional details can be found by visiting the PASSPort Procurement Navigator at https://nyc.gov/businessopportunities and searching by EPIN: '81622P0003'. For the latest information regarding any changes to the RFP, be sure to read all released addenda. This RFP is issued and remains available through the PASSPort system only to those organizations that have an account and an Approved HHS Accelerator PQL qualification status in PASSPort. Proposals and prequalification applications will be accepted on an on-going basis ONLY through PASSPort. If you do not have a PASSPort account or Approved PASSPort HHS Accelerator PQL Application, please visit https://nyc.gov/passport to get started. If you have any questions about your HHS Accelerator Prequalification status or for assistance with creating a PASSPort account, please visit https://nyc.gov/mocshelp. This is an open-ended RFP. Therefore, proposals will be accepted and reviewed on an ongoing basis until the Citys needs are met.
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Published Jan 30, 2026
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New York City · Health and Mental Hygiene
OPEN-ENDED - SCHOOL BASED HEALTH CENTER SERVICES (SBHC) RFP
Health & human services · Source category
Source category: Human Services/Client Services · Notice 20260415039
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The New York City Health Department ('Health Department') continues to seek proposals for the School Based Health Centers (Open-Ended) Request for Proposals (RFP) through the City's Procurement and Sourcing Solutions Portal ('PASSPort' system). School Based Health Centers (SBHC) were established by Chapter 198 of the NYS Laws of 1978 to improve the accessibility and availability of quality comprehensive and preventive physical and mental health services to preschool, elementary, middle and secondary school students in high-risk areas of New York State. As a result of this Law, NYS Department of Health approves, licenses and monitors every SBHC in NYS. School Based Health Centers are medical health centers within the schools. They help students manage their illnesses during the school day. Because of the location, School Based Health Centers are an easy health care option for busy students with busy parents who cannot always make it to their doctors office. School-Based Health Centers have been providing primary care to students in NYC schools for over 30 years. Its been proven that School-Based Health Centers lower school absences and parents time away from work. They also lower the chance of an emergency room or hospital visit. If a child has a chronic illness, or suddenly gets sick, a School-Based Health Center at their school can assist the child with needed care. RFP documents and additional details can be found by visiting the PASSPort Procurement Navigator at https://nyc.gov/businessopportunities and searching by EPIN: '81622P0003'. For the latest information regarding any changes to the RFP, be sure to read all released addenda. This RFP is issued and remains available through the PASSPort system only to those organizations that have an account and an Approved HHS Accelerator PQL qualification status in PASSPort. Proposals and prequalification applications will be accepted on an on-going basis ONLY through PASSPort. If you do not have a PASSPort account or Approved PASSPort HHS Accelerator PQL Application, please visit https://nyc.gov/passport to get started. If you have any questions about your HHS Accelerator Prequalification status or for assistance with creating a PASSPort account, please visit https://nyc.gov/mocshelp. This is an open-ended RFP. Therefore, proposals will be accepted and reviewed on an ongoing basis until the Citys needs are met.
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Published Apr 30, 2026
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