City of Columbus #RFQ033803

Safe Syringe and Harm Reduction Services for Columbus and Worthington

The City of Columbus is seeking providers for safe syringe and harm reduction services in Columbus and Worthington, Ohio. - Government buyer: City of Columbus, through Columbus Public Health (CPH). - Services requested: Safe syringe and harm reduction services intended to reduce infectious disease transmission among people who inject drugs, people experiencing active substance use or addiction, and people at elevated risk of HIV or hepatitis transmission. - Funding: Up to $350,000 annually; this is an estimated funding amount, not a service-unit quantity. - Service start: The service period is expected to begin in 2027; no end date or total duration is specified. - Named platform/vendor: Euna Procurement is the required electronic submission platform, not an identified service provider or OEM. The notice identifies no service-provider vendors or product manufacturers. - Notable requirements: Proposals must be submitted electronically through the City of Columbus Euna Procurement hub. Paper and email submissions are not accepted.

Description

The City of Columbus, Columbus Public Health is seeking proposals for up to $350,000 annually to provide Safe Syringe and Harm Reduction services in Columbus and Worthington, Ohio. The services are intended to help reduce the spread of infectious disease among high-risk populations, including people who inject drugs and people at risk of HIV and hepatitis virus transmission. Services are scheduled to start January 1, 2027. Proposals must be submitted electronically through the City of Columbus Euna Procurement hub; paper and email submissions will not be accepted.

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