NIGP 95205: Alcohol and Drug Detoxification (incl. Rehabilitation)

NIGP 95205 Alcohol and Drug Detoxification (Including Rehabilitation), an Item code, encompasses residential and outpatient substance use disorder treatment, detoxification, recovery housing, peer support services, and medication-assisted treatment delivery to adults, juveniles, and special populations including offenders in community supervision, unhoused individuals, and forensic patients. State and local governments—including county departments, city health agencies, state behavioral health and corrections divisions, and community supervision departments—are actively procuring these services across diverse modalities: residential detoxification and intensive treatment programming, withdrawal management at multiple ASAM levels, school-based screening and brief intervention, opioid use disorder treatment and recovery services funded by pharmaceutical settlement proceeds, recovery housing with supportive services, mobile outreach and engagement, and clinical staff augmentation within pre-trial detention and correctional facilities.

Recent procurement activity spans multiple issuing bodies and geographic regions. Clackamas County Juvenile Department issued RFP 2026-76 for school-based SBIRT services due November 12, 2026; Harris County Community Supervision & Corrections Department issued RFSQ 260267 for substance abuse treatment and cognitive interventions for female offenders due November 2, 2026; and the Florida Department of Children and Families issued RFP RFP16932 for full operations of South Florida Evaluation and Treatment Center due December 1, 2026, representing a single-respondent procurement for a 249-bed forensic mental health facility. The Maryland Department of Public Safety procured pre-trial SUD treatment services including MOUD counseling (RFP BPM055260, October 16, 2026 deadline) with MBE and VSBE participation goals. Multiple Sedgwick County, Kansas procurements funded by opioid settlement proceeds addressed integrated care (RFP 26-0081, $580,000 total allocation), treatment capacity expansion (RFP 26-0083, $900,000 allocation), overdose prevention initiatives, and stigma reduction and community outreach (RFP 26-0080, $250,000 allocation), all due September 15, 2026. Washington County, Oregon and Forsyth County, Georgia each issued concurrent procurements for residential SUD capacity, outpatient/intensive outpatient treatment, and embedded school prevention in August 2026. San Bernardino County Department of Behavioral Health solicited withdrawal management and residential treatment services (RFP 25-134, August 20, 2026 deadline) with projected allocation of approximately $19.087 billion over 23 months and a local preference set-aside for vendors headquartered in the county. Geographic concentration appears strongest in the Pacific Northwest (Oregon, Washington), California, and states with active opioid settlement fund deployment (Kansas, Texas, Florida, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Mexico, Arizona). Funding sources increasingly reflect pharmaceutical opioid settlement allocations, Medicaid/Medi-Cal billing for eligible services, and legislatively appropriated state budgets; procurement modalities include RFP, RFQ, RFSQ, DQ, and IFB, with contract terms typically ranging from one to five years and pricing structured on per-diem, hourly rate, PEPM, or fee-for-service models.