Substance Use Disorder Residential Capacity

The Washington County Addictions Program is seeking qualified providers to deliver Substance Use Disorder (SUD) residential capacity services for indigent, under‑funded, or Medicaid‑eligible adults in Washington County, Oregon. The contract will span five years (July 1 2027 – June 30 2032) with annual renewal options, and funding will be based on utilization, capacity, and negotiated budgets. Providers must own or lease residential facilities, hold a current Oregon Health Authority license, be enrolled in the ROADS data system, and maintain extensive insurance coverage (general liability, workers’ comp, automobile, professional liability, cyber‑security, and sexual abuse liability). Responsibilities include compliance with state regulations, evidence‑based service delivery, quality improvement, quarterly reporting, and invoicing. The solicitation is a Letter of Interest; interested parties must submit by September 4 2026, with a selection date of September 11 2026. • Provide 24‑hour residential housing and food services meeting ASAM Level II/III criteria. • Serve Medicaid‑eligible or otherwise eligible adults with SUD. • Maintain OHA licensing, ROADS enrollment, and required insurance limits. • Follow Oregon Administrative Rules (OAR 309‑018‑xxxx, 309‑019‑xxxx) and 42 CFR Part 2. • Submit quarterly data attestations and invoices per County guidelines. • Contract value determined by service volume; five‑year term with annual renewal options.