Supported Capacity for Dependent Children Whose Parents are in Residential SUD Treatment

Washington County’s Behavioral Health Addictions Program is seeking qualified providers to offer “Supported Capacity” housing (room and board) for dependent children (age 18 and younger) whose parents are receiving residential substance‑use‑disorder (SUD) treatment in the county. The contract runs for a five‑year period (July 1 2027 – June 30 2032) with annual renewal options, and funding will be based on services delivered, utilization, and negotiated budgets. Providers must hold an Oregon Health Authority license, be enrolled in the ROADS data system, own or lease a licensed residential treatment facility within Washington County, and maintain extensive insurance coverage (general liability, workers’ comp, automobile, professional liability, cyber‑security, and sexual abuse liability). Additional responsibilities include compliance with state regulations, evidence‑based service delivery, quality‑improvement processes, quarterly reporting, and participation in contract check‑ins and compliance reviews. • Provide room‑and‑board housing for children of parents in residential SUD treatment facilities. • Contract length: 5 years (July 2027 – June 2032) with annual renewal options. • Required licensure: Oregon Health Authority (OHA) license per OAR 415‑012‑0000‑0090. • Facility requirement: Own/lease a licensed residential treatment site in Washington County. • Insurance minimums: $500K General Liability, $1M/$2M Auto, $1M/$3M Professional Liability, $3M Sexual Abuse & Molestation, plus Workers’ Comp and Cyber‑Security coverage. • Compliance: OAR 309‑018‑0100‑0215, OAR 309‑019‑0100‑0220, 42 CFR Part 2, ROADS data submission, quarterly reporting. • Funding: Not guaranteed equal amounts; based on utilization, capacity, and negotiated budget; may increase with need.