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Naloxone Medication Supplier

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This subcontract agreement establishes a partnership for the supply of pharmaceutical naloxone doses to support prime contractors working on Washington County HHS Behavioral Health Division projects. The supplier is responsible for providing a minimum distribution of 3,000 doses per quarter, ensuring strict adherence to Oregon Revised Statutes 689.800 through 689.808 and all applicable Oregon Health Authority guidance. To qualify for this role, the supplier must maintain valid pharmaceutical wholesaler and distributor licenses. The scope of work includes the timely delivery of naloxone shipments directly to the designated Distribution Center. This procurement effort is categorized under NAICS code 424210 and is managed by the Oregon HHS.

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Washington County Naloxone Distribution Center

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AgencyOregon → HHS
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Supplies pharmaceutical naloxone doses for prime contractors on Washington County HHS Behavioral Health Division projects. Provisions naloxone in quantities to meet a minimum distribution of 3,000 doses per quarter per ORS 689.800 through 689.808. Requires pharmaceutical wholesaler/distributor licenses and compliance with Oregon Health Authority guidance. Delivers shipments of naloxone doses to the Distribution Center.

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