Sacramento Opengov #LOI SUPT/073

Sacramento County Peer-Led Integrated Recovery & Housing (PIRH) Pilot Program for Adults with SUD/SMI and Homelessness

This opportunity seeks a provider to operate a peer-led, 24/7 sober living environment for adults in Sacramento County with co-occurring substance use disorder (SUD), serious mental illness (SMI), homelessness, and high justice-system involvement. - Government Buyer: - County of Sacramento Department of Health Services, Behavioral Health Services (BHS) - Services Requested: - Operation of a Peer-Led Integrated Recovery & Housing (PIRH) Pilot Program - Structured, 24/7 peer-operated sober living environment/recovery residence for up to 25 adults (ages 18+) - Comprehensive peer support, behavioral health services, care coordination, crisis response, and transition to stable housing - Services must align with SAMHSA principles and ASAM Criteria - Provider must leverage existing Outpatient (OP) and/or Intensive Outpatient (IOP) SUD treatment infrastructure for Medi-Cal billing - Prioritization of referrals from the District Attorney’s Chronic Offender Rehabilitation Effort (CORE) Program - Coordination with local homeless Continuum of Care and justice system partners - Use of BHBH flexible funds for housing and support - Staffing Requirements: - Program Director, Clinical Supervisor, Peer Support Specialists, Care Coordinators/Case Managers, Housing & Facility Support, Transportation Support, Administrative/Operations Support - Notable Requirements: - 24/7 onsite peer support and trauma-informed care - Daily bed reimbursement rate of $236.00 - Estimated annual budget of $2,200,000 - Provider must be currently contracted with Sacramento County BHS SUPT for OP/IOP SUD treatment - Documentation of minimum requirements is mandatory - No specific OEMs or commercial product vendors are referenced; this is a service-based procurement.

Description

The County of Sacramento Department of Health Services, Behavioral Health Services, is seeking a qualified organization currently contracted for Outpatient and/or Intensive Outpatient Substance Use Disorder treatment services to provide a new enhanced sober living environment/recovery residence. This structured, 24/7 peer-operated residence will serve Sacramento County residents with co-occurring substance use disorder and serious mental illness, homelessness, high justice-system involvement, and low treatment readiness. The program aims to increase treatment engagement, reduce emergency service utilization and justice system events, and support transitions to stable housing. The program includes comprehensive peer support, coordinated behavioral health services, and recovery pathways consistent with SAMHSA principles and ASAM Criteria.

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