Hawaii eProcurement Portal #P27000633

Juvenile Substance-Use Assessment, Treatment, and Family Education Services for Hawaii Judiciary’s First Circuit

The Hawaii Judiciary’s First Circuit Family Court is seeking providers for youth substance-use assessment, treatment, and family education services on Oahu. - Government buyer: The Judiciary, State of Hawaii; Family Court, First Circuit. The listed contact is Mr. Marvin D. Williams. - Services and estimated annual volumes: - Youth substance-use assessments, including written reports and service recommendations: approximately 75–100 youth annually. - Outpatient or intensive outpatient treatment: approximately 30 youth treatment slots annually. - Parent or caregiver group education and intervention: approximately 25–30 participants annually; the proposed program should total 8–10 hours. - Key requirements: Use evidence-based, culturally responsive, trauma-informed approaches; incorporate YASI-informed planning and cognitive-behavioral interventions; and support family engagement. Assessment reports are due within 10 working days. Outpatient care provides 1–6 face-to-face hours per client weekly; intensive outpatient care provides at least 6 hours weekly. - OEMs and vendors: No treatment-services OEM or provider is named. Hawaii Information Consortium, LLC dba NIC Hawaii is identified only as the recipient of a mandatory HIePRO transaction fee, not as a treatment provider. - Performance term: Two-year initial term, with a possible two-year extension subject to funding availability and satisfactory performance.

Description

The Judiciary, State of Hawaii, seeks juvenile substance abuse treatment and recovery support services for youth in the First Circuit. Work includes evidence-based substance-use assessments, written reports to inform case planning and court interventions, and referrals to treatment, drug monitoring, and family engagement services. Providers will also deliver education and group interventions for parents and caregivers focused on adolescent substance use, recovery support, and relapse prevention. Proposals are due electronically through HIePRO by December 3, 2026, at 12:00 PM Hawaii Standard Time.

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