Hoke County Civicplus #81

Hoke County opioid settlement-funded treatment, recovery support, and recovery housing services

Hoke County is seeking providers for opioid-settlement-funded treatment, recovery support, and recovery housing services. - Government buyer: Hoke County, North Carolina; Hoke County Emergency Services / County Administration (final department designation pending). - OEMs and vendors: No OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation. - Requested services: - Strategy 2: Evidence-based addiction treatment. - Strategy 3: Eligible recovery supports, including peer support, navigation, care coordination, and transportation. - Strategy 4: Recovery housing and related eligible supports. - Quantities and part numbers: None specified; no products are listed. - Notable requirements: Services must primarily benefit Hoke County residents or show a direct, documented county opioid-remediation benefit. Proposals must identify the applicable strategy for each service and support results with measurable outcomes and detailed quarterly documentation. Recovery housing proposals must distinguish allowable supports from real-property acquisition, operations, tenancy, and capital uses, and address required facility, legal, zoning, code, and insurance approvals. - Funding and payment: Anticipated agreements are performance-based and reimbursement-only. Payment follows quarterly review and acceptance of complete reports and supporting documentation; 10% retainage applies. Funding for later years is not guaranteed. - Strategy limits: Strategy 1 is reserved for County-directed use, and Strategy 9 is excluded unless added by written amendment.

Description

Hoke County seeks proposals from qualified organizations to provide opioid remediation programs and services funded by North Carolina opioid settlement funds, subject to County Board approval. Eligible proposer-funded services are limited to Exhibit A Strategies 2 (evidence-based addiction treatment), 3 (recovery support services), and 4 (recovery housing support). The County expects one or more performance-based agreements for January 1, 2027, through December 31, 2029, with quarterly reimbursement after acceptance of required reports and documentation. Multiple, partial, conditional, reduced, or no awards may be made.

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