This contract provides the County with a comprehensive training program aimed at first‑responders and community members to address Substance Use Disorder and overdose prevention under the CDC’s Overdose Data to Action (OD2A) Local grant. The awardee will design, deliver, record, and evaluate a series of in‑person and virtual training sessions, develop law‑enforcement roll‑call videos, create supporting materials, track attendance, issue certificates, and submit monthly and post‑training reports. At least 25 % of all sessions must involve presenters with lived experience, and the vendor must meet minimum annual training counts (four trainings in years 1‑2, two trainings in years 3‑5) over the five‑year contract period. The contract is a firm‑fixed‑price award of $38,000 with payments made on a monthly invoicing basis.
• Deliver culturally‑relevant SUD and overdose prevention training for both first responders and the public.
• Produce two ≤ 15‑minute law‑enforcement video modules and maintain all training recordings for public access.
• Meet reporting, certification, and lived‑experience participation requirements while adhering to insurance and indemnification standards.