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Recovery Housing & Support Services

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This subcontract for Recovery Housing and Support Services supports Oregon Health Authority Opioid Settlement projects by managing recovery housing and community support spaces. The primary objective is to expand the availability of recovery housing options and establish community-based supports, ensuring all residential facilities operate in compliance with local housing regulations and established recovery support standards. The project is based in Portland, Oregon, and falls under NAICS code 623220. Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of December 18, 2026, to assist prime contractors in delivering operational recovery housing units and essential support spaces for the community.

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Subcontract for recovery housing and support services in Portland, Oregon, due December 18, 2026.

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Portland, OR, 97232, USA

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AgencyOregon Health Authority
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Manages recovery housing and community support spaces for prime contractors on Oregon Health Authority Opioid Settlement projects. Increases availability of recovery housing options and establishes community-based recovery supports. Operates residential facilities in accordance with local housing regulations and recovery support standards. Delivers operational recovery housing units and support spaces.

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