COLORADO ASSOCIATION OF ALCOHOL AND DRUG SERVICE PROVIDERS,INC.

Colorado Association of Alcohol and Drug Service Providers, Inc. operates as a nonprofit entity focused on advancing substance use disorder prevention, treatment, and recovery support services across Colorado. Its core capabilities center on coordinating community-based behavioral health initiatives, developing policy-aligned service delivery frameworks, and facilitating provider network collaboration to improve access to evidence-based addiction care. The organization specializes in stakeholder engagement, grant-funded program implementation, and workforce development for addiction service professionals, leveraging its role as a state-level association to align clinical practices with public health standards. Key differentiators include its deep integration with local treatment providers, expertise in state-specific regulatory compliance for substance use programs, and capacity to mobilize multi-agency partnerships around behavioral health equity. No award history is available to confirm specific agency engagements, and no federal contract data is present to identify recurring client relationships. Consequently, there is insufficient information to characterize agency experience or federal market presence. The entity’s primary NAICS code, 813910, classifies it as an “Other Similar Organizations (except Business, Professional, Labor, and Political Organizations),” reflecting its function as a membership association serving nonprofit behavioral health providers. In practice, this means the organization supports service delivery infrastructure rather than direct clinical care, focusing on advocacy, training, data reporting, and systems-level coordination within the substance use disorder treatment sector. As a nonprofit association with no government certifications, the entity operates as a small, mission-driven organization headquartered in Denver, Colorado. Its geographic footprint is primarily state-local, with no indication of federal contract activity or national service delivery. The organization positions itself as a convening body for Colorado’s alcohol and drug service providers, strengthening the capacity of the state’s behavioral health ecosystem through collaboration and resource alignment.