Residential Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Treatment

Washington County, Oregon’s Health and Human Services – Behavioral Health Addictions Program is seeking qualified providers to deliver residential Substance Use Disorder (SUD) treatment to eligible county residents for a five‑year period (July 1 2027 – June 30 2032). The solicitation is issued as a Letter of Interest (LOI); if enough qualified providers submit LOIs, the County may negotiate contracts directly, otherwise an RFP may follow. Providers must meet Oregon licensing, certification, and insurance requirements, enroll in the ROADS data system, and deliver ASAM Level 3.1‑3.7 residential services, including counseling, education, recreation, and case management, with optional participant support expenses (e.g., transportation, health costs, equipment). Annual funding is not guaranteed; contracts are awarded with a five‑year term and optional yearly renewals. • Service scope: 24‑hour residential SUD treatment for adults ≥ 18 years, meeting ASAM Level 3 criteria. • Eligibility: Washington County residents not covered by OHP/Medicaid or commercial insurance, meeting income and diagnosis criteria. • Contract period: July 1 2027 – June 30 2032 (5 years) with annual renewal options. • Funding: Variable; based on services delivered, utilization, and negotiated budget; participant support funds are discretionary. • Mandatory qualifications: State certifications (OAR 309‑008‑0100 through 309‑008‑1600), ROADS enrollment, specific insurance limits (e.g., $500K GL, $1M/$2M auto, $1M/$3M professional liability, $3M sexual abuse liability). • Submission timeline: LOI release 21 Aug 2026, questions due 28 Aug 2026, LOI due 4 Sep 2026 4:00 PM, award decision 11 Sep 2026.