Prison-Based Substance Use Treatment Services
Active State & local contract Michigan Awarded
- Contract number
- MA260000000021
- Awardee
- GATEWAY FOUNDATION, INC.
- Contracting organization
- Michigan Department of Corrections
Contract facts
- Cumulative value
- $245,000
- End date
- Points of contact
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- Kerri Bielski bielskik@michigan.gov (616) 364-5327
- Jennifer Manning manningj5@michigan.gov (586) 210-7710
- Julie Aukett julie.aukett@tridentcare.com (616) 510-5576
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About this contract
The Michigan Indefinite Delivery Vehicle MA260000000021 is established for prison-based substance use treatment services, specifically focused on providing comprehensive treatment solutions through Gateway Foundation, Inc. This IDV enables state procurement of specialized substance abuse intervention and rehabilitation programs designed to address the complex treatment needs within correctional facilities, supporting inmate health and potential rehabilitation outcomes.
The IDV is awarded to Gateway Foundation, Inc. with a contract period from September 11, 2025, to August 31, 2030, covering the state of Michigan. As a state and local contract, this IDV provides a structured mechanism for procuring critical substance use treatment services across Michigan's correctional system. While specific contract value details are not explicitly provided, the five-year performance period indicates a strategic, long-term approach to addressing substance use treatment needs within the state's prison infrastructure.
Files
| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| 250000001105.pdf |
Quick answers
Who holds contract MA260000000021?
Contract MA260000000021 was awarded to GATEWAY FOUNDATION, INC. by Michigan Department of Corrections on September 11, 2025.
How much is contract MA260000000021 worth?
Its cumulative value is $245,000.
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