Wisconsin Department of Health Services

The buyer seeks to expand coverage of opioid treatment program services in underserved and high-need geographic areas of Wisconsin. The buyer intends to award funds to organizations able to provide mobile medication-assisted treatment services. The program aims to address the ongoing opioid epidemic by bringing treatment to underserved areas. The buyer plans to make awards to approximately two applicants for a one-year contract period.

• 7/1/2024 - Contract Start Date
• 8/29/2024 - Written Questions Due
• 9/9/2024 - Responses to Questions Posted
• 9/27/2024 - Proposal Due Date
• 10/28/2024 - Notification of Intent to Award

• Current Wis. Admin. Code chs. DHS 75.50 and 75.59 certification
• Minimum two years of previous experience providing OTP services
• For-profit agency or non-profit 501(c)(3) agency certified as DHS 75.50 and 75.59 service

• Develop and implement a mobile narcotic treatment program/opioid treatment program
• Provide medication-assisted treatment services in underserved areas
• Offer all three forms of Medications for Opioid Use Disorder
• Distribute naloxone to patients
• Provide substance use disorder counseling and co-occurring mental health treatment
• Engage and identify individuals requiring services
• Collaborate with community partners
• Develop a plan for program sustainability beyond the funding period
• Address potential medication diversion or misuse
• Provide recovery support services including certified peer specialists or recovery coaches