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Maryland St. Mary’s County Jail Medical and Mental Health Services, BPM058606 / RFP 27-DC-152002

FundingNo authoritative contract ceiling stated; do not use third-party estimates as award value
DeadlineSeptember 30, 2026 at 4:00 PM ET
Last verifiedSeptember 10, 2026
Required next actionMonitor the controlling eMMA/County procurement record for addenda; verify full prime-bidder correctional-health qualifications, staffing matrix, licensing, insurance, references, bonding and submission forms. New applicant outreach cutoff: September 28, 2026 at 4:00 PM ET.

Broad Eligibility

Qualified offerors capable of providing comprehensive correctional medical and mental health services at the St. Mary's County Detention and Rehabilitation Center. Prime eligibility is subject to the complete RFP's correctional-health experience, Maryland professional licensing, staffing, insurance, references, compliance, bonding where applicable, and vendor requirements.

Atlas Analysis

High-value correctional healthcare procurement. N9+ is a supporting rather than core fit (25/100). QC/Dr. Miltie should not be treated as a TRUE prime bidder until the full correctional-health program requirements can be legitimately documented. Potential supporting fit exists for clinical staffing, telehealth-enabled care and occupational physicals.

St. Mary’s County Government, through the Sheriff’s Office Adult Detention and Rehabilitation Center Division, is soliciting a contractor to provide comprehensive medical and mental health services for people incarcerated or detained at the St. Mary’s County Detention and Rehabilitation Center in Leonardtown, Maryland.

Opportunity details

Solicitation: BPM058606 / RFP 27-DC-152002
Deadline: September 30, 2026 at 4:00 PM Eastern Time
Questions due: September 11, 2026
Funding/value: No authoritative contract ceiling was stated in the solicitation information reviewed. Atlas does not use third-party estimates as the contract value.
Submission: Electronic submission through the County’s procurement portal; current solicitation summaries specify separate Technical and Cost Proposal files.
Set-aside: None identified in the current public notice.
Addenda: No addenda were shown in the current public listing as of September 10, 2026.

Scope and qualifications

The contemplated program includes 24/7 correctional health operations, primary and emergency medical care, psychiatric evaluation and medication management, behavioral health and crisis services, medication for opioid use disorder, intake and release screening, chronic-care continuity, pharmacy, laboratory and imaging support, medical records/EHR and HIPAA compliance, reporting, and outside referrals. The solicitation also contains employee-health and occupational-physical requirements. Offerors must satisfy the RFP’s correctional-health experience, professional licensing, staffing, insurance, references, compliance, bonding where applicable, and other vendor requirements. An optional site visit is identified in the solicitation materials.

Atlas fit analysis

N9+ Fit Score: 25/100. Nonagon N9+ remote physical examination technology could be relevant as a supporting telehealth tool for guided examinations, vitals, specialty access, or reducing off-site transports, but the procurement’s core requirement is full-service correctional medical and behavioral-health operations. Atlas does not treat N9+ as a substitute for the required on-site staffing or correctional-health qualifications.

QC Healthcare / Dr. Miltie: Conditional supporting fit, not cleared as a TRUE prime bidder. QC capabilities may be relevant to clinical staffing, telehealth-enabled encounters, occupational physicals, or other legitimate subcontract components, but prime eligibility should not be asserted unless Dr. Miltie/QC can document the full correctional-health program-management, staffing, Maryland licensure, insurance, reference, pharmacy/lab/behavioral-health/MOUD, and solicitation-specific requirements. The employee-health and occupational-physicals component may warrant separate subcontract review if required occupational-health credentials can be documented.

Potential qualified providers

PrimeCare Medical: Atlas Opportunity Score 98/100. PrimeCare states that it is dedicated to comprehensive correctional healthcare, serves Maryland, provides medical, nursing, behavioral health, dental, MAT/SUD, telemedicine, and correctional standards support, making it a strong solicitation-aligned candidate subject to every RFP requirement.

Centurion Health: Atlas Opportunity Score 96/100. Centurion states that it provides behavioral-health services in more than 20 Maryland correctional facilities and operates large correctional-health programs nationally. Its Maryland correctional footprint is strongly relevant, subject to verification that it can meet the full county medical-services scope and all proposal requirements.

YesCare: Atlas Opportunity Score 94/100. YesCare reports more than 40 years of correctional-health experience and physical and behavioral healthcare capabilities across hundreds of correctional facilities. Maryland-specific and solicitation-specific qualifications must still be confirmed.

Atlas action

The opportunity remains outside Atlas’s 48-hour new-outreach cutoff through September 28, 2026 at 4:00 PM ET. Outreach must still pass applicant eligibility, verified-recipient, global deduplication, prior-contact, and Email Opt-Out gates before any send. The authoritative solicitation package and any subsequent addenda control over this summary.

Source verificationOfficial government source · emma.maryland.govAtlas last verified this record September 10, 2026. Always use the funder's current application materials, amendments and portal instructions as the controlling source.View source and application materials ↗