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Hawaii Judiciary seeks juvenile substance abuse treatment services for the Second Circuit

The State of Hawaii Judiciary is seeking a provider for court-referred juvenile substance abuse treatment across Maui, Molokai, and Lanai. - Government buyer: The Judiciary, State of Hawaii; Family Court, Second Circuit; Client Services Division, Second Circuit. The RFP identifies Mr. David Kawika Ortiz. - Service requested: Juvenile Substance Abuse Treatment Services, Second Circuit (part number JC125SA), for youth generally ages 12–17, with eligible youth up to age 18. The service may include assessments, education and counseling, outpatient and intensive outpatient care, and residential treatment. - Estimated Maui monthly capacity: 1 residential slot, 11 outpatient slots, and 40 substance abuse education slots. These are service-capacity estimates, not a stated total contract quantity. - Notable requirements: Use evidence-based, offender-oriented, culturally and gender-appropriate, and trauma-informed approaches; tailor services using Family Court YASI assessments; address Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder needs; and provide case management, family support, drug testing, transition planning, reporting, and coordination with the Family Court and community resources. - OEMs and service providers: No treatment-service OEM or selected provider is identified. Hawaii Information Consortium, LLC, doing business as NIC Hawaii, and Tyler Hawaii are named in connection with the HIePRO procurement platform, not as treatment providers. - Term: Two-year initial term, with one possible two-year extension, for a maximum of four years, subject to funding and satisfactory performance.

Description

The Judiciary, State of Hawaii is seeking proposals for juvenile substance abuse treatment services for the Second Circuit. The services are intended to help juvenile offenders address their alcohol and drug use and reduce re-offending, reflecting balanced and restorative justice principles, evidence-based practices, collaboration, and cultural competency. Work is to be performed on Lanai, Molokai, and Maui. Proposals must be submitted electronically through HIePRO by December 1, 2026, at 12:00 PM Hawaii Standard Time.

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