University of Colorado PSC-S-1711

Colorado Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) Expansion Program

The University of Colorado System, specifically the Center for Prescription Drug Abuse Prevention at the Anschutz Medical Campus, is the government buyer for the Colorado Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) Expansion Program. The awarded vendors include Valley-Wide Health Systems Inc, Rocky Mountain Clinics, LLC (awarded $874,200), Lincoln Health, and Health Solutions (awarded $349,944). The contract involves professional services and training related to MAT expansion, with no specific product line items awarded. The contract term is approximately 22 months, starting around September 1, 2023, and ending June 30, 2025, with a possible unilateral adjustment of up to three months by CU. The contract may be terminated by CU with 30 days written notice. The procurement process is managed by the University of Colorado's Procurement Service Center with Civic Initiatives assisting. The contract requires compliance with insurance and legal certifications, and encourages use of subcontractors or partners, especially small businesses. The contract is a multiple-award type, with payments on net 30 terms and no upfront percentage. The place of performance is Colorado, with the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus as the central location. No specific part numbers or product quantities are listed, as the award is for professional services and training under commodity code 13. Unique contract requirements include strict communication protocols, mandatory pre-proposal conferences, and detailed proposal submission requirements including separate technical and cost proposals.

Description

The Colorado MAT Expansion Program intends to increase capacity for delivering Medicated Assistance Treatment in Colorado for opioid use disorders in designated counties.

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