Mental Health Evaluations

The Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency (DCSA) is seeking information from vendors who can provide non-personal services related to mental health evaluations. The objective is to establish an IDIQ contract to issue task orders against with a vendor that can efficiently and cost-effectively identify and obtain mental health professionals to provide mental health evaluations and detailed written reports. The qualified mental health professionals must be acceptable to and approved by the Government staff. The services may be required anywhere in the continental United States (CONUS) or outside the continental United States (OCONUS). • The vendor shall provide licensed qualified mental health professionals to diagnose and determine subjects’ mental health conditions upon examining patient. • The mental health evaluations must include, but are not limited to, review of pertinent clinical/background investigative records, face-to-face clinical interview, mental health testing, creation of a report, and post-evaluation discussion and/or testimony. • The vendor must have a track record of providing mental health evaluations and detailed written reports, including, but not limited to evaluations related to substance abuse. • The vendor must be able to establish, credential, and scale a network of licensed clinical psychologists and psychiatrists to meet DCSA’s geographic requirements.