PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT: NOTICE OF PUBLIC BID
Burrell Behavioral Health is seeking public bids for a project funded by an American Recovery Plan Act (ARPA) funding, distributed through Greene County, to build a new Youth Resiliency Campus (YRC) in north Springfield. The building will be roughly 28K sq. ft to support youth 12-28 in behavioral health and substance use crisis. Please find the Request for Bid below, where you will also outline the timeline and commercial requirements and allow bidders to purchase and download/print the project specs.
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If you have any questions please feel free to reach out to Billy Kimmons at bkimmons@hoodrich.com.
All bids are due no later than 2 p.m. April 23, 2024
A place for healing. A place for hope.
Burrell Behavioral Health’s Youth Resiliency Campus will be a place for youth and families to access mental health care when they need it. Open 24/7, our Youth Behavioral Crisis Center will provide crisis stabilization for teens between the ages of 13 and 17. Referrals for ongoing care and direct admission into other campus programs will be available. In order to offer the different levels of care our youth and families need, our campus will feature clinical and community-based outpatient services, an intensive outpatient program, and partial hospitalization. On this campus, we will also provide a 16-bed youth residential treatment center for our community’s highest-need youth. Our vision is for this campus to offer immediate treatment and hope to families in crisis as well as connection to the ongoing care they need.
Hood-Rich Architecture Youth Resiliency Campus rendering 2023
Future Programs and Services
Youth Behavioral Crisis Center
A 24/7 crisis center for youth and families to access mental health services for teens between the ages of 13 and 17. No referral is necessary. All are welcome to walk in for immediate assistance when crisis care is needed.
Intensive Outpatient Program
Structured mental health services occurring 2-3 hours per day, multiple days per week, featuring evidence-based treatment for youth as well as parental engagement components.
Partial Hospitalization Program
Intensive clinical treatment offered five days a week for 5+ hours each day in a safe and structured environment for youth. Includes family therapy and skill-building opportunities.
Youth Residential Treatment Program
A 16-bed, mental health residential treatment program for youth, with an average length of stay of six months.