SOLICITATIONS:

ARCHIVE SOLICITATIONS
Solicitation 2026-001 Family First Prevention Services Act (FFPSA) Team:
Solicitation 2026-001 FFPSA Team Revised 062226
Responses to Written Questions – Solicitation 2026-001 Family First Prevention Services Act (FFPSA) Team – Circuit 5
Amendment to Solicitation – 062226
Award Recipient – Solicitation 2026-001 FFPSA – C5
APPENDIX A
Exhibit C and D – Proj Operating and Capital Budget
Incorporated Document 50 – Family First Prevention Services Act
Administrative Documents:
CF 1123 – Lobbying fillable
AFFIDAVIT OF COMPLIANCE WITH EMPLOYMENT ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS
Employment Screening Affidavit (May 2017 secured)
Certification Debarment and Suspension
CF 1110 – SCRUTINIZED COMPANIES fillable
Administrative Document Attestation Form
Attestation Of Non-Participation In Diversity, Equity, And Inclusion (DEI)

SUBMISSION OF INFORMATION (SOI) REQUESTS:

ARCHIVE SOI REQUESTS
LSF Health Systems (LSFHS) is seeking Submission of information (SOI) requests for specialty programming in the following areas. All funding amounts listed below are subject to change and dependent on the availability of funds from the Florida Department of Children and Families (DCF).

Family Services Planning Team (FSPT) in Circuits 4 and 7:

LSF Health Systems seeks to contract with a Network Service Provider(s) in Circuits 4 and 7 to provide the following services:
The Children’s Mental Health Care Coordination Program is a network of community-based services and supports that is youth-guided and family-driven to produce individualized, evidence-based, culturally and linguistically competent outcomes that improve the lives of children and their families. Section 394.491, Florida Statute, outlines guiding principles for child and adolescent mental health treatment and support systems. Consistent with these principles, children and adolescents receive services within the least restrictive and most normal environment appropriate to meet their individual clinical and behavioral needs. In addition to offering traditional Case Management and therapies, LSFHS implements the Family Service Planning Team (FSPT) and Child and Family Staffing (CFS) program models to offer care coordination and non-traditional supports to children and families in need of more intensive mental health treatment. These services are offered by contracted Network Service Providers throughout the Region.
The FSPT process is designed to be a child-centered, family-focused and a community-based program that funds less traditional therapeutic services for children living in the community to divert them from residential placement. Through participation in the FSPT process, families are able to access services such as therapeutic camps, behavior analyst services, therapeutic friends or mentors, and specialized therapies that would not be covered under the child’s insurance plan. The FSPT team is a multidisciplinary group of professionals that engages the child and parents or other caregivers to consider the strengths and needs of the child and family. These teams work together with the family to strategize ways for a youth to remain at home or to return home from a residential treatment setting as soon as possible.
The CFS process facilitates the placement of youth into residential treatment when a child is recommended for this level of care by a physician. The CFS team is comprised of all individuals involved with the child and family (i.e. AHCA, legal guardian, treating provider, Department of Juvenile Justice, school representative(s), family advocate, Managed Care Organizations or other persons invited by the youth and family). The CFS team provides information and support to facilitate the child’s admission into residential treatment. The CFS team monitors the child’s progress while in residential treatment and ensures recommended services are in place when a youth is discharged.
LSFHS seeks to contract with a Network Service Provider(s) in Circuits 4 and 7 to coordinate both of the processes described above. To ensure the implementation and administration of these programs, the Network Service Provider shall adhere to the staffing, service delivery and reporting requirements described in Incorporated Document 30 – Family Service Planning Team – FY 25-26 along with the following APPENDICES:
· Incorporated Document 30 – FSPT Monthly POS Template-Appendix K
· Incorporated Document 30 – FSPT – Appendix L – FY 25-26

Proposals must include both Exhibit G and Exhibit C and D.
· Exhibit G – Submission of Information – Fillable – FY 25-26
· Exhibit C and D – Projected Operating and Capital Budget – FY 25-26

The anticipated effective date of the proposed contract may begin on July 1, 2026, or sooner. The specific area of need is in Circuits 4 and 7. Preference will be given to a proposal that can minimize start up time for beginning services.

LSF Health Systems will accept Submission of Information (SOI) forms with Fiscal Year 26-27 budgets, at maximum, of $156,500 per circuit, annually total by 4:00 PM, Friday, July 3, 2026, to [email protected]. Funding is subject to availability of funds from the Florida Department of Children and Families (DCF). The award recipient will be contacted directly.