Residential Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Treatment and/or Detoxification Services

The state of Oregon is soliciting qualified service providers to deliver comprehensive Residential Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Treatment and/or Detoxification Services through this OregonBuys procurement opportunity. The solicitation seeks vendors capable of providing residential treatment programming, detoxification services, or a combined treatment and detoxification model for individuals struggling with substance use disorders. Prospective bidders must submit their responses by June 4, 2026, with the contract term and renewal options detailed in the full solicitation documentation. Site visits and bidders' conferences are available to interested vendors to clarify service requirements, operational expectations, and performance metrics. Vendors should thoroughly review all supplemental documentation, including scopes of work and supporting exhibits, to understand the full scope of services, compliance requirements, and evaluation criteria necessary for contract award and successful service delivery. The procurement is designed to support individuals with substance use disorders through evidence-based residential treatment and detoxification services, with qualified providers expected to demonstrate competency in program administration, clinical service delivery, and measurable health outcomes.

This procurement opportunity may include set-asides for specific vendor categories, disadvantaged business enterprises, and minority-owned providers in accordance with Oregon procurement policies and regulations. The contract is funded through state and/or local public health resources dedicated to substance use disorder treatment services, reflecting Oregon's commitment to expanding access to residential treatment capacity. While the specific award value or budget range is not detailed in the available solicitation summary, interested vendors should anticipate that pricing structures, payment terms, and reimbursement methodology will be clearly specified in the complete solicitation documents. The procurement does not identify incumbent vendors or current contractors in the summary materials provided. Vendors responding to this opportunity should ensure their proposed service delivery models align with state requirements for clinical standards, quality assurance, and performance accountability in residential substance use disorder treatment and detoxification services.