Opportunity
Washington County Opengov #2026.074-LOI
Washington County seeks provider to operate Naloxone Distribution Center
Posted
August 21, 2026
Respond By
September 04, 2026
Identifier
2026.074-LOI
NAICS
621420, 424210
Washington County Health and Human Services (HHS), Behavioral Health Division, Addictions Program, is seeking a qualified provider to operate a Naloxone Distribution Center. - Government Buyer: - Washington County Health and Human Services (HHS), Behavioral Health Division, Addictions Program - Products/Services Requested: - Naloxone doses (at least 2,400 per quarter; total minimum 9,600 annually) - Operation of a Naloxone Distribution Center - Overdose prevention education and training (minimum 100 participants quarterly) - Distribution to at least 10 organizations serving high-risk individuals - Development of policies and procedures - Submission of quarterly reports and invoices - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Provider must comply with insurance and facility requirements - Must serve organizations within Washington County - Letter of Interest process may allow direct negotiation if limited responses - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation - Contract Details: - Funded by Washington County Addictions Program - Potential contract term up to five years
Description
Washington County Health and Human Services, Behavioral Health Division, Addictions Program, seeks to contract with a qualified provider to operate a Naloxone Distribution Center. The center will provide naloxone to organizations serving people at high risk of overdose in Washington County. The contract period is from July 1, 2027, through December 31, 2028. The program aims to expand access to naloxone and provide overdose prevention education, distributing at least 2,400 naloxone doses per quarter to at least 10 organizations and training at least 100 participants quarterly. The contractor will develop policies, submit quarterly reports and invoices, with funding provided by Washington County Addictions Program and contract terms for up to five years.