Opioid Settlement Funds Investment Treatment, Prevention, Case Management, Training & Research

The City of Trenton has issued a solicitation for investments of opioid settlement funds aimed at enhancing treatment, prevention, case management, training, and research initiatives. The contract, identified under solicitation number BID2026-01, is structured for an initial two-year period with an option to extend for an additional two years, targeting service providers capable of managing investments ranging from five million to twenty million dollars. Interested proposers are required to submit sealed proposals by December 5, 2025, at 11:00 AM, to the designated address at City Hall Annex, with proposals including comprehensive forms, certifications, and compliance documentation. The bid opening will be conducted virtually via Zoom, and proposers must register on the City’s procurement website for updates and addenda. The procurement process emphasizes responsible and responsible proposers who demonstrate compliance with federal and state regulations, including certifications related to non-debarment, non-collusion, and affirmative action. While the evaluation primarily appears to be based on the lowest price among responsible and compliant proposals, the process also considers the proposer's responsibility and adherence to submission requirements. The contract’s scope involves detailed reporting, performance monitoring, and adherence to standards such as the Americans with Disabilities Act and New Jersey procurement statutes. Although specific pricing, delivery schedules, and detailed evaluation criteria are not explicitly provided, the procurement emphasizes transparency, accountability, and compliance with applicable legal standards. The documentation underscores the importance of proper proposal formatting, timely submission, and ongoing communication through the City’s official procurement portal.