Washington County Opengov #2026.071 RFP

Operate Washington County’s Naloxone Distribution Center and provide overdose-prevention education

Washington County is seeking a provider to operate a countywide naloxone distribution and overdose-prevention education program. - Government buyer: Washington County, Oregon — Health and Human Services (HHS), Behavioral Health Division, Addictions Program. - Requested services and volume: Operate a Naloxone Distribution Center; distribute at least 3,000 naloxone doses per quarter to at least 15 organizations; train at least six organizations per quarter and provide overdose-prevention education. - Service reach: Serve organizations supporting people at high risk of overdose, including behavioral health and community-based providers. Ensure access throughout the county, including rural and unincorporated areas, and proactively reach historically excluded communities. - Operational requirements: Maintain a Washington County facility of at least 200 square feet suitable for safe storage and training; demonstrate relevant experience; maintain written policies and quality-assurance and improvement procedures; and comply with applicable Oregon requirements and 42 CFR Part 2. - Program administration: Participate in County check-ins and compliance reviews, submit quarterly reports and invoices, and provide annual and five-year projected budgets. - OEMs and vendors: No naloxone manufacturer, brand, or specific service vendor is identified. - Contract value: Not specified; depends on negotiated budgets and available funding.

Description

Washington County Health and Human Services, Behavioral Health Division, Addictions Program, seeks a qualified provider to operate a Naloxone Distribution Center. The center will distribute naloxone and provide overdose-prevention education to organizations serving people at high risk of overdose in Washington County. Required services include distributing at least 3,000 doses per quarter to at least 15 organizations, and providing training to at least six organizations per quarter. Services must reach all areas of the county and follow applicable Oregon law and guidance; the stated service period is July 1, 2027 through June 30, 2032.

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