Opportunity
New York State Contract Reporter #2138832
Tompkins County RFP for Youth Vaping Prevention, Cessation, and Treatment Initiatives (JUUL Settlement Funds)
Posted
September 08, 2026
Respond By
October 07, 2026
Identifier
2138832
NAICS
813212
Tompkins County Whole Health is seeking proposals to deploy $75,000 in JUUL Settlement Funds for youth vaping prevention, cessation, and treatment initiatives. - Government Buyer: - Tompkins County Whole Health (Department of Whole Health) - Funding Source: - JUUL Settlement Funds ($75,000 for this RFP; total county allocation is $473,932 through 2030) - Eligible Applicants: - Non-profits, for-profits, academic and healthcare institutions, community-based organizations - Services Requested: - Youth vaping prevention programs - Cessation support for youth and young adults - Enforcement of vaping laws and regulations - Research and surveillance related to vaping - No specific OEMs or commercial vendors are named; opportunity is open to a broad range of organizations - Notable Requirements: - Proposals must include detailed program and budget plans - Activities must align with approved uses of JUUL settlement funds - Programs should target schools, colleges, and community settings - Contract Term: - Initial period from mid-November through end of following year - Two optional one-year extensions possible - No MWBE, SDVOB, or DBE goals specified
Description
Tompkins County Whole Health and Tompkins County Legislature are seeking proposals from a broad range of entities including non-profits, for-profits, academic and healthcare institutions, and community-based organizations to utilize JUUL Settlement Funding provided to Tompkins County. The county was awarded a total of $473,932 through 2030, with this RFP funding amount at $75,000. The funding aims to support activities such as preventing youth vaping initiation, supporting anti-vaping programs in community and educational settings, helping users quit vaping, enforcing vaping laws, and conducting related research and surveillance. A committee from Tompkins County Whole Health, County Administration, and Legislature will review proposals.