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Outpatient Addictions Treatment & Case Management Services

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26-SQ-87TFState & Local

Submission Closed06/24/2026, 03:01:00 PM EDT

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AI Contract Overview

The Volusia County Driving Under the Influence (DUI) Court, established in April 2012 with initial grant support from the Florida Department of Transportation, has developed into one of only four DUI Court programs statewide in Florida. Although the original grant funding ended in 2015, the program continues to operate successfully, targeting individuals with multiple DUI offenses. It boasts strong outcomes, with an 87% retention rate among the 346 participants through December 2025 and a 93% rate of no new DUI charges within two years post-graduation through 2023. The program’s design focuses on community safety by rehabilitating high-risk offenders, and its financial model includes participant fees and applicable fines to help sustain operations. The contract titled "Outpatient Addictions Treatment & Case Management Services" reflects ongoing efforts to support the DUI Court’s mission, coordinated by the Court Administration of Florida, specifically in Volusia County. The contract solicitation, open until June 24, 2026, invites qualified entities to provide outpatient addiction treatment and case management services that complement the DUI Court program’s rehabilitation goals. The collaboration among multiple stakeholders—including the judiciary, legal representatives, law enforcement, treatment providers, and advocacy groups—has been central to the program’s success, emphasizing a community-focused and multidisciplinary approach to reducing DUI recidivism and enhancing public safety.

General Info

Volusia County DUI Court seeks outpatient addiction treatment providers to reduce recidivism and improve safety.

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Florida → Court Administration

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621420 - Outpatient Mental Health and Substance Abuse Centers

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FL, USA

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PhaseClosed

PostedMay 28

Solicitation

Response DeadlineJun 24

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Submission Closed

06/24/2026, 03:01:00 PM EDT

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyFlorida → Court Administration

Contacts2 people available

OfficeDeLand, FL, 32720, USA

Organization / AgencyFlorida → Court Administration

Office AddressDeLand, FL, 32720, USA

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Shirley OlsonChief Deputy Court Administrator

Tabatha FreedmanSenior Procurement Analyst

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Full Description

The Volusia County Driving Under the Influence (DUI) Court began operations in April of 2012. Grant funding to implement the program was awarded to Volusia County by the Florida Department of Transportation. Grant funding expired in September 2015. Today, the Volusia County DUI Court excels as one of only four such programs in the State of Florida. The program's statistics have exceeded the expectations that were established prior to implementation. Of the three hundred forty-six (346) participants that entered the program through December 2025, two hundred seventy-eight (278) graduated and only forty-five (45) have not successfully completed the program. This equates to an 87% retention rate. Through graduation year 2023, 93% of graduates had not been charged with a new DUI offense after two-years of completing the program. Participants who enter the DUI Court program typically have multiple DUI arrests in their background. This is the program's target population as success with this group presumably equates to a higher degree of community safety. Since the program began, DUI Court participants have been required to pay fees for accountability purposes and to help offset program costs. The imposition of fines in applicable cases also helps make the program financially sustainable. Through the efforts of many stakeholders in the community, the program has been very successful. The Judiciary, Court Administration, State Attorney's Office, Public Defender's Office, Law Enforcement, Clerk's Office, Mothers against Drunk Driving, and Substance Abuse Treatment Providers all have contributed to the success of the program.