Opportunity
California eProcure #IAO-26-01
Audit Assurance Services for Substance Abuse Recovery Program Compliance – California DCA
Posted
July 31, 2026
Respond By
August 31, 2026
Identifier
IAO-26-01
NAICS
541211
This opportunity is for independent audit assurance services for the California Department of Consumer Affairs (DCA), focusing on compliance and effectiveness of substance abuse recovery programs managed by healing arts licensing boards. - Government Buyer: - California Department of Consumer Affairs (DCA) - Internal Audit Office, Business Services Office, Contracts Unit - OEMs and Vendors: - Premier Health Group, LLC (current private-sector vendor whose performance is to be audited) - Products/Services Requested: - Independent audit assurance services to evaluate compliance with Uniform Standards 1-16 for substance abuse recovery programs - Assessment of Premier Health Group, LLC's monitoring activities and contract compliance (Contract 110812) - Detailed review tasks, reporting requirements, and recommendations for program improvement - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Experience with government auditing standards - Familiarity with healthcare-related compliance programs - Final audit reports due by the end of the contract period - Funding is contingent on annual appropriations, with possible cancellation if funds are reduced - Estimated contract value: $280,000 - No product part numbers or purchase quantities, as this is a service-based solicitation
Description
The Department of Consumer Affairs (DCA) is soliciting proposals for audit assurance services to ensure that programs operated by the Department's healing arts licensing boards for monitoring and recovery of licensees with substance abuse issues comply with the Department's Uniform Standards Regarding Substance Abusing Licensees. The scope includes evaluating the performance of the private-sector vendor, Premier Health Group, LLC, contracted for recovery programs, and ensuring compliance with standards 1-16. This solicitation involves audit services related to substance abuse monitoring programs within California's Department of Consumer Affairs.