Washington County Opengov #2026.103-RFP

Washington County residential SUD treatment and recovery services

Washington County is seeking providers to deliver residential substance use disorder treatment and related recovery supports for eligible adults. - Government buyer: Washington County, Oregon — Health and Human Services (HHS), Behavioral Health Division, Addictions Program. - Requested service: Residential SUD treatment, separate from CATT Residential Services, for adults needing 24-hour supervision and care under ASAM Level 3.1–3.7 placement criteria. Scope includes assessment, placement, service planning and records, continuity of care, co-occurring-disorder treatment, and recovery support. - Additional services: Depending on funding, providers may also offer participant supports, peer-delivered services, skills training, care coordination, and case management. Supports may cover physical-health costs such as naloxone, transportation, community services, contingency management, and equipment tied to the client’s service plan. Ayin is identified as a billing channel for peer-delivered services, not as the treatment provider. - Eligible clients: Washington County adults who meet county income requirements, have diagnosed SUD or co-occurring SUD and mental-health conditions, are not eligible for Oregon Health Plan/Medicaid, and lack adequate accepted commercial coverage. - Provider requirements: Applicable Oregon licensing and certification, ROADS enrollment, at least five years of relevant experience serving county residents, a residential facility in Washington County, and services for adults of all genders. Providers must use evidence-based services or promising practices, maintain quality-improvement processes, meet behavioral-health reporting requirements, and submit line-item annual and five-year projected budgets. - OEMs and quantities: No product OEMs, treatment-provider names, part numbers, or fixed service quantities are specified. Multiple awards may be made, subject to available funding and negotiated budgets.

Description

Washington County seeks proposals from qualified providers to deliver residential Substance Use Disorder (SUD) treatment to eligible adults, separate from CATT Residential Services. Services include assessment, placement, care planning, continuity of care, treatment for co-occurring disorders, recovery services, and related supports for adults meeting the stated eligibility and ASAM placement criteria. The contract period is July 1, 2027, through June 30, 2032, and the County may issue multiple awards. Funding is subject to availability and provider budgets are negotiated based on services, utilization, and capacity.

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