Hoke County Civicplus #61

Hoke County Solicits Proposals for Opioid Abatement Services under NC Opioid Settlement

Hoke County Grants Management is seeking proposals for opioid abatement services funded by the North Carolina Opioid Settlement. - Government Buyer: - Hoke County Grants Management (local government agency) - Products/Services Requested: - Opioid abatement services aligned with Exhibit A strategies of the North Carolina MOA - Prevention of opioid misuse - Support for treatment and recovery - Harm reduction initiatives - Criminal justice diversion programs - Services for pregnant women with opioid use disorder - Youth prevention programs - Training and education - Eligible Applicants: - Non-profit and for-profit organizations - Local health or behavioral health providers - Community-based organizations registered in North Carolina - Proposal Requirements: - Detail specific Exhibit A strategies addressed - Outline activities, deliverables, staffing, coordination with local partners, and data collection methods - Quarterly reporting required; payments contingent on report approval - Notable Requirements: - Compliance with E-Verify - No suspension or debarment - Adherence to county and state policies - No specific OEMs or vendors are named, as this is a service-based solicitation

Description

Hoke County Grants Management is seeking proposals for opioid abatement services aligned with strategies in Exhibit A of the NC MOA. The project focuses on preventing opioid misuse, supporting treatment and recovery, and reducing opioid-related harms in the community. Eligible organizations include non-profits, for-profits, and local health providers registered in North Carolina. The contract period is from December 15, 2025 to June 30, 2026, funded by the North Carolina Opioid Settlement. Proposals must include detailed plans, budgets, and performance measures, with quarterly reporting and payments contingent on report approval.

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