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Recovery Residence Housing Services

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952-0922-27State & Local

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The Health and Social Services agency of Solano County, California, is seeking a contractor to provide Recovery Residence Housing Services for individuals convicted under Health and Safety Code 11395 who are participating in outpatient treatment through the Adult Drug Court. The selected provider will manage drug and alcohol free residences in accordance with Solano County Guidelines for Recovery Residences and must commit to certification under the National Association of Recovery Residence standards. Over a 17 month contract period, the contractor is required to serve a minimum of nine unique participants and provide up to 4,590 total bed days. Interested parties must submit their responses by November 7, 2026, for solicitation number 952-0922-27. The project is managed by the Health and Social Services department based in Fairfield, California.

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Solano County seeks a contractor for Adult Drug Court recovery housing services.

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California → Health and Social ServicesView Agency

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624229 - Other Community Housing ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

CA, USA

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952-0910-27 Recovery Residence Housing Services

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Exhibit C - General Terms and Conditions 6/12/18

PDF11 pagescontract-document

Special Terms and Conditions Contract Document

PDF16 pagescontract-document

Solano County Exhibit D-1: HIPAA Contractor Agreement

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AgencyCalifornia → Health and Social Services
Contacts2 people available
OfficeFairfield, CA, 94533, USA
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Office AddressFairfield, CA, 94533, USA
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Christina HatcherProject Manager
Umiika WrightSenior Buyer

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Benicia, CA
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Fairfield, CA
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Carmichael, CA

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The successful contractor will provide Project Title to individuals convicted under Health and Safety Code 11395 (possession of hard drugs with prior convictions) who are actively participating in outpatient substance use and/or mental health treatment through the Solano County Superior Court - Adult Drug Court. These services must support participants in maintaining stable recovery-focused housing while engaged in court-mandated treatment. The Recovery housing provider will operate and monitor each residence to ensure it remains a drug-and alcohol-free environment and is managed in full accordance with the Solano County Guidelines for Recovery Residences. In alignment with these requirements, the contractor shall provide up to 4,590 total bed-days and to serve a minimum of nine unique participants over the 17-month contract period referred by Solano County Superior Court – Adult Drug Court. Building this purpose, the goal of this RFP is to identify Recovery Residences that meet, at minimum, the requirements outlined in the Solano County Guidelines for Sober Living Environments and are committed to becoming certified under the National Association of Recovery Residence standards . This ensures that contracted providers offer high-quality, consistent services aligned with nationally recognized practices.

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