Outreach and Healthcare Access for Substance Use Disorders

The state of Utah is seeking a contractor to provide comprehensive outreach and healthcare access services for individuals with substance use disorders, specifically targeting those with opioid and/or stimulant use disorders. The procurement opportunity, identified as contract 25CR162, aims to identify and engage eligible individuals and their families with public health plans through targeted public outreach and education activities. Key deliverables include providing market information on health plans, explaining federal subsidies, and assisting consumers through the enrollment process. The contract opportunity was posted on August 22, 2025, with proposals due by August 29, 2025. Potential vendors will need to demonstrate expertise in public health outreach, healthcare enrollment assistance, and comprehensive knowledge of substance use disorder support systems. The attached Statement of Work (SOW) document provides detailed specifications for the required services, which appear to involve direct community engagement, individualized support, and navigation of complex healthcare enrollment processes.

While specific set-aside designations are not immediately evident from the provided documents, the contract appears to be open to qualified healthcare and social service providers with demonstrated experience in substance use disorder support and health plan enrollment assistance. The procurement documents suggest integration with existing public health infrastructure, potentially including Utah's current healthcare access systems. The attached files, including a quote document and general provisions, indicate this is likely a state-funded initiative with potential federal support, given the reference to federal subsidies. Although the exact budget range is not specified in the provided materials, the comprehensive nature of the required services suggests a substantial contract value. Interested vendors should carefully review the attached documents, particularly the Statement of Work and General Provisions, to fully understand the scope, requirements, and potential constraints of the proposed contract.