Washington County’s Behavioral Health Division is seeking a qualified provider to operate a Peer‑Supported Young Adult Addiction Recovery Drop‑In Center for residents ages 18‑35. The contract runs from July 1 2027 through June 30 2032 (five‑year term) with an annual renewal option subject to funding. The provider must deliver peer‑delivered services (mentoring, resource linking, group facilitation, community building) and meet extensive qualification criteria, including certified peer staff, specific insurance coverage, five years of relevant experience, and a physical facility of at least 1,000 sq ft in Washington County. Minimum service volume is 1,000 unique participants per fiscal year, and the provider must submit quarterly reports, invoices, and maintain compliance with Oregon regulations and 42 CFR Part 2.
• Operate a low‑barrier, substance‑free drop‑in center for young adults (18‑35) in recovery.
• Provide peer‑delivered services by Certified Recovery Mentors, Peer Support Specialists, and Peer Wellness Specialists.
• Deliver additional supports such as after‑care, transportation, health supplies, and case management.
• Meet insurance requirements: General Liability $500K, Workers’ Comp, Auto $1M/$2M, Professional Liability $1M/$3M, Cyber‑Security, Sexual Abuse & Molestation $3M.
• Maintain certifications (MHACBO, OHA) and adhere to SAMHSA core competencies.
• Provide quarterly performance reports and invoices; comply with all state and federal privacy regulations.