Opioid Litigation Funds

The state of Utah is seeking a sole-source procurement for a pilot project utilizing opioid litigation funds to support individuals with opioid use disorder (OUD) or substance use disorder (SUD) through peer-led fitness and wellness group meetings and events. The primary contractor, Fit to Recover, will be responsible for developing and implementing comprehensive wellness programming designed to support recovery through physical activity and community engagement. Key deliverables include organizing group fitness meetings, creating structured wellness events, and providing peer-support interventions specifically tailored to individuals in recovery. The contract opportunity was posted on August 21, 2025, with a proposal submission deadline of August 28, 2025. Evaluation criteria likely include the contractor's experience in addiction recovery support, ability to design effective peer-led wellness programs, and capacity to engage and support individuals with substance use disorders. The procurement appears to be managed by the Utah Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS), with a focus on innovative approaches to supporting recovery through holistic wellness strategies.

The contract appears to be a sole-source procurement specifically targeting Fit to Recover, which suggests limited competition or a unique service offering. No specific set-aside designations or restrictions for disadvantaged enterprises were explicitly mentioned in the available documents. The project will be funded through opioid litigation settlement funds, indicating a targeted intervention strategy for addressing substance use disorder recovery. While specific budget ranges were not disclosed in the provided materials, the presence of multiple attachments including a statement of work and client service terms suggests a structured and comprehensive approach to the program. The procurement documents include detailed attachments such as "Attachment B SOW Health and Wellness" and "DHHS Client Service Terms," which indicate a rigorous framework for program implementation and performance expectations. The sole-source nature of the procurement and the specific focus on peer-led fitness and wellness interventions suggest a highly specialized approach to supporting individuals in recovery from substance use disorders.