Evidence-Based Opioid Abatement Strategy, Implementation, Evaluation, and Communication

This state and local contracting opportunity is for the development and implementation of an evidence-based opioid abatement strategy in Peach County, Georgia. The procurement is seeking a qualified vendor to provide a comprehensive, strategic approach to addressing the opioid crisis in the region. Key deliverables include the development of an evidence-based opioid abatement strategy, the implementation of the strategy, ongoing evaluation of its effectiveness, and the communication of results to stakeholders. Prospective vendors should have expertise in public health, substance abuse treatment, data analysis, and community engagement. Evaluation criteria will likely focus on the vendor's ability to demonstrate a track record of successful opioid-related interventions, as well as their capacity to collaborate with local agencies and community organizations. Proposals are due by December 5, 2024, and interested parties are encouraged to review the full request for proposals on the Peach County website.

The contracting opportunity does not appear to have any set-aside designations or restrictions on the types of organizations that can respond. However, the county may prioritize proposals from vendors with experience working with disadvantaged or underserved populations affected by the opioid crisis. The current incumbent or contractor for this work is not specified, and the available budget range is also not provided. Prospective vendors should be prepared to demonstrate their ability to integrate with any existing technology or infrastructure used by Peach County and its partner agencies.