SAMHSA Division of Grants Management

The Department of Health and Human Services Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) is a civilian sub-agency within HHS that administers federal grant programs and contracts supporting substance-use disorder treatment, mental health services, and recovery support across the nation. SAMHSA channels federal funding to state and local health departments, nonprofit treatment providers, research institutions, and community-based organizations rather than operating as a contracting office for traditional federal procurement.

No recent federal contract awards or opportunities are recorded against SAMHSA or its descendant offices in the current data. No recent federal grant awards or opportunities are recorded in the current rollup either. SAMHSA's core mission — distributing federal dollars for substance abuse prevention, mental health treatment, and recovery services through formula grants, project grants, and cooperative agreements — does not appear in the portfolio activity captured by this digest.

Firms pursuing federal funding from SAMHSA should verify current opportunity status directly through the agency's website and SAM.gov, as the absence of recorded activity in this digest may reflect a data-capture lag or a timing gap between program-year cycles and this snapshot.