Referral Pathway Development & Coordination

The contract seeks to develop and strengthen local referral networks aimed at connecting at-risk pregnant and postpartum women with critical substance use disorder and maternal mental health services. The goal is to improve access to care by building coordinated pathways that ensure timely and effective referrals through community-based resources. This effort will focus on creating seamless transitions between healthcare providers, social services, and support systems to address the unique needs of this vulnerable population throughout pregnancy and the postpartum period. The work will be performed in Boston, with an emphasis on local coordination and community engagement. As a subcontract opportunity under the Bureau of Substance Addiction Services in Massachusetts, it targets organizations capable of implementing structured referral systems with measurable outcomes. The solicitation was posted on July 1, 2026, with responses due by July 10, 2026, and falls under NAICS code 621999 for other ambulatory health care services. Applicants must be prepared to demonstrate experience in maternal health, addiction services, and network-building within urban settings to meet the objectives of this initiative.