NIGP 95206: Alcohol and Drug Prevention

NIGP 95206 Alcohol And Drug Prevention, an Item code, encompasses prevention and early intervention services targeting substance use disorders and related behavioral health issues, with state and local governments procuring juvenile crime prevention, opioid intervention and recovery support, DUI/drug court assessment and counseling, employee assistance programming, and community-based therapeutic services for at-risk and justice-involved populations. Recent solicitations reflect a mix of issuing bodies: county human services departments (Solano, Boulder, Denton, Cherokee, Bernalillo, Williamson), state health authorities and behavioral health administrations (Oregon Health Authority, Colorado BHA, Texas HHSC, Washington HCA), cities and municipal courts (Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Wichita), school districts (Los Angeles, Montgomery County), and county juvenile justice systems (Washington County Oregon, Fulton County Georgia, Orange County California). Activity clusters around opioid settlement-funded initiatives, evidence-based treatment and prevention programs, and criminal justice diversions; representative recent procurements include Washington County, Oregon's RFP for juvenile crime prevention community services targeting 300 high-risk youth annually with case management and restorative justice interventions (proposals due June 4, 2026, estimated $2,018,040 over five years), Solano County's RFP for interim shelter and housing placement for adults with serious mental illness and homelessness risk (proposals due July 8, 2026, $1.2 million Year 1), and Fulton County, Georgia's RFP for opioid use disorder prevention, response, and education services (proposals due August 12, 2026, with local and service-disabled veterans preferences).

Geographic spread spans Oregon, Colorado, Georgia, California, Texas, Washington, New Mexico, Pennsylvania, Florida, and Kansas, with heaviest recent activity in the Pacific Northwest and Southwest driven by opioid settlement funding cycles. The Oregon Health Authority announced a Request for Grant Applications targeting mid-October 2026 publication for five priority areas—primary prevention, overdose prevention and risk reduction, treatment, recovery, and research—with grant applications due July 1, 2027. Texas HHSC solicited CE course development for the CDC-funded Overdose Data to Action Program (TODA) addressing opioid prescribing guidelines and medications for opioid use disorder, with a 26% HUB subcontracting requirement and an $85,000 historical annual value. Seminole County, Florida's IFB for naloxone and drug deactivation systems procurement (1,900 units naloxone and 800 deactivation systems annually) illustrates supply-side activity within the code. Employee Assistance Program contracts for state and county workforces (Texas, Williamson County) and specialized clinical assessment services for DUI/drug courts (Santa Fe, Colorado) represent workplace and diversion-focused segments. Set-asides and preferences vary by jurisdiction: Washington County Oregon emphasizes cultural and linguistic responsiveness; Fulton County applies 5-point local preference and 2-point service-disabled veterans preference; Texas requires HUB subcontracting plans ranging 26% to requirements unspecified; Wichita applies 10 points for Small & Emerging Business participation. Insurance, background checks, and HIPAA compliance are standard across procurements; master's-level clinical staff are often preferred but not universally required.