The County seeks qualified providers to deliver community-based Behavioral Health Services and Supports funded through the Behavioral Health Services Act and aligned with local behavioral-health priorities. The described services include outpatient counseling, crisis intervention, case management, peer support, and integrated care coordination for populations including people with serious mental illness, co-occurring conditions, homelessness, justice involvement, youth, older adults, and underserved communities. The County may award multiple provider contracts, and sealed proposals are due at 1:30 p.m. on November 5, 2026.