Hoke County Civicplus #80

Hoke County opioid settlement-funded treatment, recovery, prevention, diversion, and reentry services

Hoke County is seeking providers for countywide opioid-settlement-funded treatment, recovery, prevention, diversion, and reentry services. - Government buyer: Hoke County, North Carolina; Hoke County Emergency Services / County Administration, with the final office designation pending. - Scope of services: Authorized activities under North Carolina Opioid Settlement MOA Exhibit A Strategies 2–12, including evidence-based addiction treatment, recovery support and housing, employment services, early intervention, naloxone distribution, post-overdose response, criminal justice diversion, treatment for incarcerated people, and reentry services. - Strategy 9 (Syringe Service Programs) is excluded unless added by written amendment and subject to the stated leadership and legal review. - Strategy 1 is reserved for County-directed use unless added by amendment. - OEMs, vendors, and products: No OEMs, vendors, products, part numbers, or product quantities are identified; this is a services procurement. - Funding and reimbursement: Aggregate funding is capped at $200,000 per year and $600,000 over the initial three-year term. Reimbursement is quarterly for accepted, documented eligible costs; 10% retainage applies and advance payments are not provided. - Key requirements: Proposals must address strategy alignment, countywide access and coordination, measurable outcomes, staffing and qualifications, budgets and unit costs, other funding, privacy and security, and any subcontractors. Costs must be eligible, authorized in advance, non-duplicative, and supported by detailed records. Providers must submit quarterly performance and financial reports and allow County monitoring and audits. - Award considerations: The County may make multiple or partial awards, reduce proposed scope or funding, or make no award. Continued funding depends on performance, authorization, appropriations, and available funds.

Description

Hoke County seeks proposals from qualified organizations to provide opioid-remediation services authorized under the North Carolina Memorandum of Agreement and approved by the County Board of Commissioners. The scope covers Exhibit A Strategies 2–12, including addiction treatment, recovery supports, naloxone distribution, post-overdose response, and reentry programs; Strategy 1 is reserved for County-directed use unless added by amendment. The performance term is January 1, 2027 through December 31, 2029, with quarterly cost reimbursement and a 10% retainage. Annual funding is capped at $200,000 in aggregate across awards, and the County may make multiple, partial, conditional, reduced, or no awards.

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