In-Jail Intensive Outpatient Substance Abuse Treatment

The State of Wyoming is seeking a proposer to provide in-jail intensive outpatient substance abuse treatment services for the Wyoming Department of Corrections. The proposer will be responsible for providing evidence-based substance abuse treatment, cognitive behavioral intervention, and life skills/employment training to offenders. The treatment program will be designed to meet the standards and guidelines set by the Wyoming Department of Health and the American Correctional Association. The proposer will be required to maintain a database of referral information, manage program participants, and provide substance abuse assessment and treatment services. The proposer will also be responsible for providing monthly case management and treatment plan reviews, as well as a treatment discharge summary upon completion or termination from the program. Key points to consider: • The proposer must provide evidence-based substance abuse treatment and cognitive behavioral intervention • The proposer must maintain a database of referral information and manage program participants • The proposer must provide substance abuse assessment and treatment services, including monthly case management and treatment plan reviews • The proposer must provide a treatment discharge summary upon completion or termination from the program • The contract may be extended for up to four years, dependent on funding