Judiciary Courts Of State Of Montana

Judiciary Courts Of State Of Montana, doing business as Supreme Courts Of MT, is a U.S. state government entity that receives federal grant funding as a prime recipient to expand substance use disorder and mental health treatment capacity within Montana's judicial system, with no prime contract awards but recurring sub-award work flowing from state-level pass-through grantees. The vendor operates as a child entity within the Montana Department of Public Health.

The core capability portfolio centers on treatment court design, implementation, and sustainment for justice-involved populations. Supreme Courts Of MT acts as prime grant recipient for the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), the Department of Health and Human Services Administration for Children and Families, and the Department of Justice Bureau of Justice Assistance. Recent representative awards include a $400,000 project grant from SAMHSA (CFDA 93.490, Center for Substance Abuse Treatment Projects of Regional and National Significance) awarded September 30, 2026, to fund Project RISE BIG SKY through September 2031—expanding treatment capacity in the 13th Judicial District's STEER DUI Court and CAMO Veterans Treatment Court by hiring 1.5 FTE staff to provide comprehensive trauma-specific assessment and Level 1.0 substance use disorder and co-occurring disorder treatment, with teleservices tracks serving remote and rural Yellowstone County; a $1,000,000 Bureau of Justice Assistance Treatment Court Discretionary Grant (CFDA 16.585) awarded October 1, 2023, running through September 2027, to enhance STEER and CAMO with evidence-based practices, medication-assisted treatment, and culturally responsive services for 140 felony DUI offenders including veterans; a $655,496 BJA project grant awarded October 1, 2024, to establish the Greater Gallatin Missouri Headwaters DUI Court through September 2028, serving high-impaired-driving communities across four judicial districts; and recurring formula grants from the Administration for Children and Families under the State Court Improvement Program (CFDA 93.586) for child welfare court improvements—most recently $662,152 awarded October 1, 2025, through September 2027.

Customer concentration aligns with public health and justice missions. The top five funding agencies account for 81% of awards: the Department of Health and Human Services Administration for Children and Families (24 awards), the Bureau of Justice Assistance (15 awards), HHS Administration for Children and Families again (9 awards, likely a reporting-structure distinction), SAMHSA (8 awards), and the Office of Justice Programs (6 awards). Combined dollars obligated across all 77 awards total $32.6 million. The vendor acts as prime recipient in 92% of awards. In its subcontractor role, Supreme Courts Of MT receives sub-award funding from the Montana Board of Crime Control and the Montana Department of Transportation for DUI court operations and electronic disposition reporting initiatives. One award faces ultimate completion in the next twenty-four months, indicating minimal near-term recompete pressure.