Hawaii eProcurement Portal #P27000654

Maui Drug Court Adult Substance-Use Treatment and Compliance Services

The State of Hawaii Judiciary is seeking a provider for a continuum of substance-use treatment and compliance services for participants in the Maui Drug Court. - Government buyer: The Judiciary, State of Hawaii, Second Circuit; Client Services Division. The solicitation identifies Mr. David Kawika Ortiz. - Participants and scale: Voluntary male and female adult felony offenders with drug- or drug-and-alcohol-related problems; approximately 60–120 clients per fiscal year. - Requested services: Applicants may propose the full continuum or selected activities, including in-custody and in-community treatment, residential treatment, therapeutic living, and sober housing. - Notable requirements: Evidence-based, offender-oriented care; gender-specific and trauma-informed curricula; assessments, treatment planning, counseling, case management, drug and alcohol testing, collaboration with court and partner agencies, transition planning, and outcome reporting. Some programs require substantial weekly face-to-face treatment and testing availability seven days per week. - Named companies: Hawaii Information Consortium, LLC, doing business as NIC Hawaii, and Tyler Hawaii are mentioned in connection with HIePRO transaction-fee administration, not as treatment providers. No treatment-provider vendor or treatment-service OEM is identified. - Contract term: Two-year initial term, with a possible two-year extension subject to funding and satisfactory performance; maximum aggregate term of four years.

Description

The Judiciary, State of Hawaii is seeking proposals to provide a continuum of adult substance abuse treatment services through the Maui Drug Court treatment modality. Services are for male and female felony offenders with drug or drug-and-alcohol-related problems who voluntarily participate in the Maui Drug Court Program in the Second Circuit Court. Treatment and compliance monitoring are intended to help participants address substance use and reduce recidivism. The contract period is July 1, 2027, through June 30, 2029, with a possible additional two-year extension.

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