Alcohol and Drug (A&D) In-Home Case Management Services (TFP)

The State of Tennessee Department of Children’s Services is seeking a single provider per geographic region (six regions total) to deliver intensive Alcohol & Drug (A&D) In‑Home Case Management services under the Tennessee Family Project (TFP). Services include strength‑based assessments, family preservation and reunification activities, supervised visitation, court testimony, and reimbursement for unsuccessful effort attempts. Providers must use state‑supplied evidence‑based models (e.g., the Nurturing Program), comply with extensive reporting requirements, and meet staffing, licensure, background‑check, and insurance standards. The contract is a three‑year, fixed‑price, firm‑term agreement (July 1 2026 – June 30 2029) with no guaranteed minimum volume; payment is hourly for case management, court testimony, and unsuccessful effort reimbursements. • One award per region (Northeast, East, Tennessee Valley, Mid‑State, Mid‑West, West). • Required hourly reporting, quarterly service‑level reports, and electronic data submission to the CCWIS portal. • Providers must submit both a technical response (no pricing) and a cost proposal (hourly rates per region) by the May 14 2026 deadline. • Mandatory staff qualifications, licensure, background checks, and insurance coverage (minimum $1 M CGL, $3 M cyber, etc.) are required.