Opioid Abatement Program

The City of Norfolk is seeking proposals for its Opioid Abatement Program, which aims to address the systemic challenges of pervasive opioid abuse in the city. The program will provide funding for evidence-based addiction treatment and remediation efforts, including harm reduction, prevention, and treatment. The city is looking for qualified firms and responsible service providers to submit proposals for innovative and creative solutions to address the opioid crisis. The proposals should include a detailed plan for the proposed activity or program, including specific plans to incorporate equity throughout the program, and a plan to incorporate feedback from program participants to inform program delivery. The city will evaluate the proposals based on various criteria, including the contractor's organization, approach and evidence-based strategies, creativity and innovation, equity and reach, and performance measures and program evaluation. • The program will provide funding for evidence-based addiction treatment and remediation efforts. • The city is looking for proposals that include harm reduction, prevention, and treatment services. • The proposals should include a detailed plan for the proposed activity or program. • The city will evaluate the proposals based on various criteria, including the contractor's organization and approach. • The city reserves the right to award contracts to more than one offeror for each service area. • The initial contract duration for any project will not exceed 12 months, but services may be expanded and continued within the scope of the initial agreement.