Washington County Naloxone Distribution Center

Washington County Health and Human Services, Behavioral Health Division, Addictions Program, is seeking a qualified provider to operate a Naloxone Distribution Center from July 1, 2027, through June 30, 2032. The primary objective is to increase community access to naloxone by providing the medication to organizations serving high-risk individuals, including behavioral health providers, housing partners, and community-based organizations. The provider must ensure equitable distribution across all geographic areas of Washington County, specifically including rural and unincorporated regions, and proactively reach historically excluded communities. Key deliverables include providing naloxone training to at least six different organizations per quarter, developing written policies and procedures, and implementing quality assurance processes based on evidence-based practices. The selection process is divided into three phases: a pass/fail qualifications phase, a narrative evaluation, and final interviews. To qualify, proposers must have at least two years of experience distributing 3,000 doses per quarter to at least 15 different organizations, two years of experience providing administration training, and a physical facility in Washington County of at least 200 square feet. The contract requires strict adherence to civil rights laws, data security safeguards for confidential information, and specific insurance coverage. Proposers must submit an annual line-item budget and a five-year projected budget via the electronic procurement portal by November 25, 2026. The contract is structured for annual terms with an option to renew for five years, subject to the availability of funds.