Drug Overdose Prevention Clinician Education Outreach on Drug Overdose

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is forecasting a future opportunity aimed at enhancing clinician education and outreach related to drug overdose prevention. This initiative targets healthcare professionals to improve their knowledge, skills, and practices in identifying, preventing, and responding to drug overdoses, with an emphasis on evidence-based strategies and current public health guidelines. The effort is structured under NAICS code 611710, indicating it falls within the category of other miscellaneous ambulatory health care services, suggesting a focus on training and educational outreach rather than direct clinical care. The program will involve designing and delivering educational materials, workshops, or campaigns to clinicians across the nation, likely through a combination of in-person and virtual engagements. The contracting opportunity is not yet open for bids, as indicated by the forecast status and the absence of a solicitation number or set-aside details. Point of contact for program-related inquiries is Molly Dowling, while the contracting officer position remains to be determined. All communications and responses should be directed to gpi7@cdc.gov, and the full opportunity will be posted on the HHS OSDBU portal. The performance location and specific geographic focus are not yet defined, but the initiative is expected to have national reach to support widespread overdose prevention efforts.