This Solicitation opportunity from New York was posted on April 6, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Top

RFP Opioid Settlement Relief

Closed

26-275State & Local

Submission Closed05/28/2026, 06:30:00 PM UTC

Contract Overview

Solicitation details, issuing organization, response deadlines, documents, and interested companies for this government contract opportunity.

Active Opportunities Like This One

NAICS: 621420

New

Federal

CTS Mental Health and Substance Use Treatment Services in El Monte, California

Solicitation # 15BCTS26Q00000007

Community Treatment Services - Co

POSTED

DEADLINE

Behavioral Health and Treatment ServicesThis subcontract for Behavioral Health and Treatment Services involves providing clinical treatment and behavioral health interventions for children on behalf of prime contractors for the Fauquier County Department of Social Services. The scope of work includes performing psychiatric and psychological examinations and the implementation of evidence-based treatment models. To ensure quality and safety, the contractor must employ licensed clinical staff, maintain strict HIPAA compliance, and obtain No Crimes Against Children certification. The selected provider is responsible for delivering comprehensive documentation, including treatment and service plans, examination records, and regular monthly and quarterly progress reports. This opportunity is categorized under NAICS code 621420 and is associated with the state of Virginia. Interested parties should note the response deadline of November 30, 2026.

POSTED

DEADLINE

RFP Documents for Restricted Housing Recreation Security Detention Units

Solicitation # 64 OF 2026

The County of Erie, Pennsylvania, is soliciting bids under Solicitation Number 64 of 2026 for the renewal of Cisco Duo Essentials subscription licenses for its Information Technology Department. The scope of work requires the procurement of 1,450 Cisco Duo Essentials Subscription License Renewals and one Cisco Duo Basic Support instance for a performance period running from November 26, 2026, through November 25, 2027. This procurement is tied to current contract 206145138 and subscription ID SUB 1923344, and the County explicitly states that no substitutions will be accepted. Bids must be submitted electronically via the PennBid portal by November 3, 2026, at 10:30 AM, as faxed, emailed, or hand-delivered submissions will be rejected. Each proposal must include a completed bid form, a non-collusion affidavit, and a bid bond, certified check, or cashier's check equal to 10 percent of the total bid amount. The County reserves the right to act as the sole judge of merit and qualifications for the award. Successful vendors must comply with Equal Employment Opportunity provisions and provide required security clearances, including PA Child Abuse, PA Criminal History, and FBI Fingerprint clearances, at their own expense for any personnel working in County buildings. Additionally, bidders must submit an MBE/WBE Contact-Solicitation Commitment Statement. The County is exempt from all Pennsylvania state sales tax, and payment for services will be issued within 30 days of invoice receipt. This agreement is subject to the Pennsylvania Right-to-Know Law.

POSTED

DEADLINE

Community Treatment Services - Providence, RIThe Federal Prison System under the Bureau of Prisons is forecasting a contract for the provision of substance use and mental health treatment services for incarcerated individuals in community placement located in Providence, Rhode Island. This initiative falls under NAICS code 621420 and is managed by the Department of Justice. The current incumbent for these services is Counseling and Psychotherapy Centers. Interested parties may coordinate with point of contact Kia Warner or Small Business Specialist David Orrantia for further information regarding this upcoming opportunity.

Federal Prison System / Bureau Of Prisons

POSTED

DEADLINE

Community Treatment Services - Little Rock, ARThe Federal Prison System Bureau of Prisons under the Department of Justice is forecasting a contract for community treatment services in Little Rock, Arkansas. The scope of work involves providing substance use, mental health, and sex offender treatment services to incarcerated individuals who are in community placement. This opportunity is designated as a total set-aside for small businesses under NAICS code 621420. The current incumbent for these services is Psychological Services Children and Families-CAF. Interested parties can coordinate with Shuwona Jones or Small Business Specialist David Orrantia for further information. The forecast was posted on October 25, 2026, and is listed through the Department of Justice contracting opportunities portal.

Federal Prison System / Bureau Of Prisons

POSTED

DEADLINE

Community Treatment Services - Oklahoma City, OKThe Federal Prison System under the Department of Justice is forecasting a contract for the provision of substance use, mental health, and sex offender treatment services for incarcerated individuals in community placement. These services will be performed in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, under NAICS code 621420. The current incumbent for these services is Western Alternative Corrections. Interested parties may coordinate with Coretta MaGee as the primary point of contact or David Orrantia for small business inquiries.

Federal Prison System / Bureau Of Prisons

POSTED

DEADLINE

The Ohio Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services has issued solicitation number 49715, titled DMH 220001. This SLED organization opportunity was posted on October 23, 2026, and requires responses to be submitted by the deadline of November 10, 2026. Interested parties can find further details and submission guidelines through the provided Bid Express link. The contract is categorized as a rebid solicitation, though specific NAICS codes and set-aside designations are not listed in the current data.

Ohio Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services

POSTED

DEADLINE

National Framework Agreement for the Provision of Autism andADHD Assessment Services

Solicitation # F/097/AAAS/24/AB

The Countess of Chester Hospital NHS Foundation Trust is establishing a four-year Framework Agreement under the Health Care Services Provider Selection Regime Regulations 2023 to provide autism and ADHD assessment and diagnosis services. This initiative is designed to address significant backlogs and long waiting lists by offering a compliant and efficient procurement route for Relevant Authorities, including NHS trusts, integrated care boards, local authorities in England, and NHS England. The framework covers assessment and diagnosis services for both adult and paediatric patients, including combined autism and ADHD pathways. For those on ADHD or combined pathways, the scope of service may extend to medication prescribing, titration, and review. This agreement allows various healthcare entities and their successors to outsource these services to increase capacity on either a short-term or long-term basis.

Countess Of Chester Hospital Nhs Foundation Trust

POSTED

DEADLINE

RFP J28001 JUVENILE SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT SVC, FIRST CIRCUIT

Solicitation # J28001

The State of Hawaii Department of Judiciary is soliciting proposals under RFP J28001 to provide evidence-based substance abuse assessment and treatment services for juveniles aged 12 to 17, and youth up to 18 under Family Court jurisdiction, within the First Circuit on the Island of Oahu. The goal is to equip juvenile offenders with the skills to eliminate re-offending behaviors through a balanced and restorative justice philosophy focusing on accountability, competency development, and public safety. The scope of work encompasses a comprehensive continuum of services, including substance abuse assessments, education, outpatient, intensive outpatient, and residential treatment. All services must align with the American Society for Addiction Medicine Patient Placement Criteria and be individualized using the Youth Assessment and Screening Instrument. The initial contract term is set for July 1, 2027, through June 30, 2029, with a possible two-year extension based on funding and performance. Award evaluation is conducted in three phases, with the highest weight placed on Service Delivery (55 points) and Financial reasonableness (10 points). Selected providers must maintain a minimum of 1,000,000 dollars in automobile liability insurance and hold a Special Treatment Facility license for residential programs. Administrative requirements include monthly invoicing due within eight business days of month-end, submission of quarterly and year-end reports, and adherence to a strict quality assurance plan. The Judiciary maintains oversight through scheduled and unscheduled onsite visits and the authority to observe treatment sessions. Proposals must be submitted electronically via the HIEPRO portal by December 3, 2026.

Department of Judiciary

POSTED

DEADLINE

RFP J28005 Adult Substance Abuse Treatment Services, First Cir.

Solicitation # J28005

The Department of Judiciary for the State of Hawaii is soliciting proposals under RFP J28005 to establish a comprehensive, evidence-based continuum of substance abuse treatment services for adult women in the First Circuit on the island of Oahu. The program is specifically designed for adult female offenders, including pregnant or parenting women and those with co-occurring disorders, who are court-ordered to receive treatment. The goal is to provide strategies and skills that lead to long-term abstinence and reduced recidivism through a variety of modalities, including substance abuse assessments, education, motivational enhancement, outpatient and intensive outpatient services, day and residential treatment, and therapeutic living programs. The initial period of performance is scheduled from July 1, 2027, to June 30, 2029, with a possible two-year extension based on funding and performance. Awardees must comply with Hawaii Department of Health Administrative Rules Title 11 Chapter 175 and maintain active licensure or certification from the State of Hawaii Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs. The contract requires a rigorous quality assurance plan, quarterly and year-end reporting, and the ability to undergo unscheduled onsite audits by the Judiciary. Payment is managed through monthly invoicing, with the caveat that payments will be reduced by any third-party reimbursements received from sources such as private insurance or Hawaii Quest. Proposals are evaluated through a three-phase process, utilizing a 100-point quantitative scoring system to determine the recommendation for award. Applicants must submit their proposals electronically via the HIEPRO portal by the December 3, 2026, deadline. Key requirements for the provider include maintaining a staff member certified in First Aid and CPR, ensuring all employees have current tuberculosis screenings, and adhering to ADA and Title VI compliance for limited English proficient individuals. All state funds are contingent upon appropriation and the availability of state and federal funding.

Department of Judiciary

POSTED

DEADLINE

RFP J28015 Mental Health Assessment Services, First Circuit

Solicitation # J28015

The Department of Judiciary for the State of Hawaii is soliciting proposals under RFP J28015 to provide professional mental health assessment services for adolescents within the juvenile justice system in the First Circuit. The primary objective is to identify behavioral health issues, evaluate the severity of mental health or substance use disorders, and guide court interventions and case planning for juveniles referred by the Juvenile Client Services Branch of the Family Court. These services are specifically intended for adolescents who lack eligibility for other state agency services or private insurance. The contractor must utilize validated, standardized, and objective instruments to conduct biopsychosocial and family function evaluations, delivering detailed reports that include diagnostic impressions and recommendations to reduce recidivism and improve life circumstances. The contract is scheduled for an initial term from July 1, 2027, to June 30, 2029, with a possible two-year extension based on funding and performance. Award selection follows a three-phase evaluation process focusing on proposal requirements and application quality. Contractors are required to submit monthly invoices, which will be reduced by any third-party payments received from sources such as Hawaii Quest or private insurance. Key deliverables include the mental health assessment reports and quarterly and year-end summaries tracking unduplicated clients served and the timeliness of report delivery. Applicants must demonstrate the ability to supervise and train staff, maintain a quality assurance plan, and ensure compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act and language access requirements for limited English proficient persons. Financial proposals must be submitted using Form SPOH-205 for fiscal years 2028 and 2029. All submissions must be processed electronically through the HIEPRO system by the December 3, 2026, deadline. Legal requirements include maintaining good standing with the Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs and obtaining tax clearance from the IRS and the Hawaii State Department of Taxation for contracts valued at 25,000 dollars or more.

Department of Judiciary

POSTED

DEADLINE

RFP J28000 Juvenile Sex Offender Assessment & Treatment

Solicitation # J28000

The Department of Judiciary for the State of Hawaii is soliciting proposals under RFP J28000 to provide specialized assessment and treatment services for adolescents who have engaged in sexually abusive behaviors. These services, intended for the First Circuit Family Court on Oahu, focus on improving community safety, accountability, and competency development while addressing unresolved victimization trauma. The scope of work includes psycho-sexual and trauma evaluations, individual, group, and family sessions, polygraph testing, psycho-educational training, and aftercare programs. Providers must adhere to the Association for Treatment of Sexual Abusers (ATSA) Practice Guidelines and maintain a comprehensive quality assurance plan. The contract is scheduled for an initial term from July 1, 2027, to June 30, 2029, with a possible two-year extension based on funding and performance. It utilizes a negotiated annual flat rate or fixed price, with applicants proposing monthly and yearly totals for an estimated 10 to 30 juvenile assessments and treatments. Payment is conditioned upon the submission of detailed monthly invoices and the maximization of third-party reimbursements through sources such as Hawaii Quest and private insurance. Evaluation is conducted in three phases using quantitative scoring, with a critical requirement for a professional financial audit or statement review to avoid disqualification. Special conditions include mandatory fingerprint-based criminal history and sex offender registry checks every four years. Additionally, providers must ensure compliance with ADA requirements, Title VI for limited English proficiency, and Hawaii state tax clearance for contracts exceeding 25,000 dollars. Proposals must be submitted electronically via the HIEPro portal by the specified deadline.

Department of Judiciary

POSTED

5 days ago

DEADLINE

in about 1 month

AI Contract Overview

The City of Syracuse and Onondaga County have been severely impacted by the opioid crisis, which has seen a dramatic increase in overdose deaths since the 1970s, with a particularly sharp rise from 2012 to 2021. The epidemic has disproportionately affected African American residents and males, with individuals aged 30-39 among the most impacted. Although the pandemic exacerbated the crisis by increasing factors like stress and isolation, recent data show a hopeful decline in opioid-related deaths and naloxone administrations starting in 2023. This marks the first sustained year-over-year decrease in unintended opioid deaths since 2012, reflecting progress in addressing the crisis within the community. To build on this momentum, the City of Syracuse received its first opioid settlement fund disbursement of $1.1 million in 2023 to support prevention and treatment efforts. Additional settlement funds totaling approximately $2 million have been allocated through a new Request for Proposals (RFP) aimed at funding innovative, evidence-based programs that target the root causes of substance use disorders while supporting individuals with dignity. The solicitation, issued by the Neighborhood and Business Development agency, invites qualified organizations to propose solutions focused on comprehensive treatment and prevention strategies to combat the opioid epidemic within Syracuse and Onondaga County. The RFP is open until May 28, 2026, and points of contact for the application process have been designated to facilitate inquiries and submissions.

General Info

Syracuse receives $3.1 million opioid funds to support prevention, treatment, and innovative programs.

Agency

New York → Neighborhood and Business Development

NAICS

621420 - Outpatient Mental Health and Substance Abuse Centers

Place of Performance

NY, USA

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

RFP Opioid Settlement Relief - City of Syracuse

rfp

High

RFP Opioid Settlement Relief - City of Syracuse 2026

rfp

High

AI Contract Breakdown

Uniform Contract Format

Timeline

PhaseClosed

PostedApr 6

Solicitation

Response DeadlineMay 28

Deadline has passed

Submission Closed

05/28/2026, 06:30:00 PM UTC

Find active opportunities like this

Start your free trial to discover similar active contracts, track opportunities, and build proposals with AI assistance.

Organization & Contact Information

AgencyNew York → Neighborhood and Business Development

Contacts2 people available

OfficeSyracuse, NY, 13202, USA

Organization / AgencyNew York → Neighborhood and Business Development

Office AddressSyracuse, NY, 13202, USA

Contacts

Susan McMahonESG/Opioid Settlement Administrator

contact@example.gov

+1 (555) 000-0000

Laura SpenceAssistant Director of Purchase

contact@example.gov

+1 (555) 000-0000

Full Description

Since the 1970's the United States has seen increases in deaths from drug overdoses almost every year. The CDC reported record breaking levels in May 2022. Many of these deaths are related to fentanyl and methamphetamine. From 2020 to 2021 the nation saw almost a 30% increase in overdose deaths, followed by an additional nearly 15% increase in 2021 with a small decrease of 1.5% in 2022. The opioid crisis has hit the City of Syracuse and Onondaga county. From 2012-2021 Onondaga county experienced a more than 300% increase in unintended opioid related deaths. The pandemic intensified the problem by increasing stress, isolation, feelings of loneliness as well as other factors that lead to substance use and reduced access to treatment. African Americans in our community have become disproportionately affected by the opioid crisis making up 12% of the county's population, but in 2021 accounting for 20% of the opioid related deaths. In addition, 73% of opioid related deaths are of males. Individuals ages 30-39 within the county are among the most impacted by the crisis, accounting for nearly a third of opioid-related deaths from 2019-2023The City of Syracuse alone contains Onondaga County's top four zip code areas with the highest overdose rates in 2023. Despite emergent situations and deaths related to opioids being at their peak within the county only a few years ago, recent years have marked a shift in deaths and overdoses. 2023 was the first sustained year over year decrease in unintended opioid related deaths in Onondaga County since 2012. 156 deaths were reported in 2023, which decreased to 90 deaths in 2024 and 62 in 2025. Note that the data for 2025 is up until September 30 th , so the number of opioid related deaths in 2025 does not yet reflect the complete year. In tandem, reports of naloxone administration from emergency medical services, law enforcement, and registered COOP programs within the county have dropped from their all-time high in the past decade of 1,060 administrations in 2023 to 624 in 2024 in 2024 . Momentum is finally being built to reverse a decade of an encroaching crisis. Following actions taken by the state to hold pharmaceutical companies accountable for their role in the opioid crisis, the City of Syracuse in 2023 received its first disbursement of $1.1 million, to support prevention and treatment, using systematic strategies related to addressing the opioid crisis in the city of Syracuse. The city has received additional settlement funds and is issuing a new RFP, in the amount of approximately $2M , again focus ing on treatment and prevention programs that are innovative, using evidence-based approaches to change, addresses the root cause of this crisis and supports with dignity our community members living with and/or recovering from substance use disorders.