Office of Mental Health (New York) Procurement Opportunities for Vendors

The Office of Mental Health (OMH) uses its Procurement Opportunities source page to post funding opportunities and requests for proposals (RFPs) and requests for information (RFIs) that support New York’s public mental health system. For vendors, this is a practical place to track what OMH is funding, when submissions are due, and which requirements to plan for before you commit staff and budget.

Why OMH procurement matters for vendors

OMH’s procurement process is presented as a mechanism for funding not-for-profit organizations, local governmental units, and other organizations that strengthen New York’s public mental health system. The procurement opportunities page also notes that OMH continues to fund opportunities aligned with Governor Hochul’s multi-year plan to transform the mental health care continuum in the state. For vendors, this means OMH awards are often positioned to enable program development and expansion, so monitoring this procurement source can help you anticipate where funded service models, technical assistance, training, supportive housing initiatives, and other system-focused efforts may be headed next.

Opportunity signals vendors can monitor on OMH’s procurement source

OMH’s procurement opportunities source page publishes a list of current RFPs with both “Date Issued” and “Due Date” fields. Vendors should monitor for: (1) recurring themes and service model expansions reflected in the RFP titles, (2) newly posted opportunities with near-term due dates, and (3) any posted tentative procurement schedule or other planning artifacts linked from the procurement source. The page also indicates that a “tentative schedule” is available for providers and stakeholders, which can be useful for forward staffing and proposal development planning.

Recent Office of Mental Health Bid Opportunities in GovCB

Review recent and historical bid opportunities from Office of Mental Health, including bid notices, documents, due dates, amendments, and related procurement details tracked by GovCB.

MH263029 - Psychiatric Residential Treatment Facilities for Children and Adolescents bid · Open · Due: 9/15/2026 State Government of New York View Notice
OMH253031 Project TEACH - New York State's Psychiatry Access Program bid · Open · Due: 8/13/2026 State Government of New York View Notice
OMH253032 - Empire State Supportive Housing Initiative Round 10 bid · Open · Due: 7/23/2026 State Government of New York View Notice
MH253030 - Collaborative Care For Perinatal Mental Health In Obstetrics and Gynecology and Family Medicine Practices bid · Open · Due: 8/20/2026 State Government of New York View Notice
Forensic Assertive Community Treatment (FACT) - Bronx County bid · Open · Due: 7/28/2026 State Government of New York View Notice

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Vendor readiness steps to prepare for OMH RFP submissions

OMH’s procurement source is structured around RFP pages that typically include “Request for Proposal” and, on many pages, “Questions and Answers” sections and other supporting materials. Before you invest heavily in a response, vendors should verify on the specific RFP page the submission pathway and any instructions for Q&A, because those details can be RFP-specific. Where relevant materials include contact instructions or submission-related instructions, vendors should follow the RFP page’s stated process and maintain internal bid readiness (proposal narrative, required forms/templates, and any requested supporting documentation) aligned to the RFP page’s timeline.

OMH capture and compliance strategy to reduce proposal risk

Use OMH’s procurement opportunities source page as your capture checklist for due dates and issued dates, then treat each RFP page as the compliance checklist for requirements. Because the procurement source page lists many RFPs, the most common avoidable risk is confusing timelines or mixing requirements from different opportunities; a disciplined approach is to confirm you are working from the correct RFP page title and dates before assembling your submission. Also, review whether the RFP page posts Questions and Answers and any “Attention” notices related to schedule changes or award timing, since these can affect proposal finalization plans and reviewer expectations.

Procurement resources and vendor next steps

Start by reviewing OMH’s Procurement Opportunities page to see what RFPs and RFIs are currently listed and to identify the tentative procurement schedule link and “Resources to help you prepare your contract for submission to OMH.” Then, for any opportunity you plan to pursue, open the matching RFP page and verify the RFP-specific materials (including the Request for Proposal content and any Questions and Answers section) and the stated due date. For baseline contact routing, OMH’s procurement opportunities page includes a “Contact Us” area with Customer Relations details; use that information to direct general questions when an RFP page does not provide the needed point of contact.

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