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Reference Number

0000340354

Issuing Organization

Muskegon County

Owner Organization

Public Health

Solicitation Type

RFP - Request for Proposal (Formal)

Solicitation Number

24-2530

Title

Opioid Prevention Proposals

Source ID

PU.AG.USA.1959.C13530576

Details

Location

United States, Michigan, Muskegon County

Piggyback Contract

Description

The County of Muskegon invites organizations addressing opioid prevention, harm reduction, treatment, and recovery to apply for funding to support the development, implementation, enhancement, or expansion of programs and services for the Muskegon County population. This includes programs addressing substance use disorders, polysubstance use, and co-occurring mental health disorders.

Dates

Publication

01/22/2024 05:41 PM EST

Bid Intent

Not Available

Question Acceptance Deadline

02/05/2024 02:00 PM EST

Questions are submitted online

Yes

Closing Date

02/20/2024 04:00 PM EST

Prebid Conference

02/01/2024 02:00 PM EST

Contact Information

Muskegon County

231-724-6281

bids@co.muskegon.mi.us

Pre-Bidding Events

Event Type

Prebid Conference

Attendance

Recommended

Event date

02/01/2024 02:00 PM EST

Location

Zoom Conference

Event Note

There is a link embedded on the Cover Page of this Solicitation. A meeting invatation may be requested by email to Bids@co.muskegon.mi.us
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Bid Submission Process

Bid Submission Type

Electronic or Physical Bid Submission

Pricing

In attached document

Bid Documents List

Item Name	Description	Mandatory	Limited to 1 file
Bid Documents	Documents defining the proposal	Yes	No
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Additional Bidding Instructions

Use of Muskegon County opioid settlement funds are intended to improve the quality of life, decrease dependence, and increase support for the recovery of individuals, families, and communities affected by the opioid crisis. Programs and activities funded by this program should be data driven, considered evidence-based or a promising practice as established through research and study, and enhance existing community programs and services. Expected long-term community outcomes include an increase in persons seeking treatment, a decrease in criminal justice involvement, more individuals reporting an increase in recovery capital, and ultimately a decrease in overdose related deaths.