Physician Consultation and Technical Assistance for Opioid Prevention

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Solicitation number
S-C25102-00015109
State
Oregon
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Marion County, Oregon has issued a Request for Proposals (RFP) for Physician Consultation and Technical Assistance for Opioid Prevention, identified by solicitation number HE1729-25. The procurement seeks a qualified vendor to provide specialized physician consultation services focused on opioid prevention strategies within the county. Potential bidders must submit all documentation through the Marion County Procurement Collaboration Portal, with specific procedural requirements for account creation and document submission. Key deadlines include questions due by 10/14/2025 at 5:00 PM PST and proposals due by 11/07/2025 at 2:00 PM PST. Vendors must carefully follow the detailed instructions for accessing the solicitation, which include creating an account on the portal at least 15-30 minutes before file submission and navigating the specific process for viewing opportunity details and uploading response documents. The RFP requires vendors to demonstrate expertise in physician consultation specifically tailored to opioid prevention efforts, with an expectation of providing comprehensive technical assistance to support county-level interventions.

While the provided documentation does not explicitly outline set-aside designations or specific restrictions on respondent organizations, the procurement appears to be open to qualified healthcare consulting firms or individual physician consultants with demonstrated expertise in opioid prevention strategies. The solicitation does not specify an incumbent vendor or provide explicit budget ranges for the contract. Potential respondents will likely need to demonstrate significant professional credentials, including medical expertise, understanding of public health interventions, and specific knowledge of opioid prevention methodologies. Vendors should be prepared to provide comprehensive consultation services that can be integrated with existing county health infrastructure and prevention programs. The competitive nature of the RFP suggests that vendors will be evaluated based on their technical expertise, proposed approach, qualifications, and ability to deliver targeted, effective consultation services to support Marion County's opioid prevention efforts.

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