Spanish Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Community Education Presentations in Washington County

Washington County’s Behavioral Health Division is seeking a qualified provider to deliver Spanish‑language Substance Use Disorder (SUD) community education presentations to Spanish‑speaking residents from July 1 2027 through June 30 2032. The contractor must conduct at least eight one‑hour presentations each fiscal year, reach a minimum of 75 participants annually, and ensure all staff are fluent in Spanish and culturally competent. Services include translating existing English materials, scheduling and promoting sessions across urban and rural sites, adhering to evidence‑based practices, maintaining quality‑improvement processes, and submitting quarterly reports and invoices. Insurance, certification, and experience requirements are detailed, and the contract may be renewed annually within the five‑year funding window. • Minimum 8 one‑hour presentations per fiscal year (total ≈ 40 over 5 years) • Target ≥ 75 Spanish‑speaking participants each year • Provider must have ≥ 2 years experience with Spanish‑speaking SUD populations and evidence‑based education • Required insurances: General Liability $500K, Workers’ Comp, Auto $1M/$2M, Professional Liability $1M/$3M, Cyber‑Security, Sexual Abuse $3M • Quarterly reporting, invoicing, and compliance with 42 CFR Part 2 • Contract term: July 1 2027 – June 30 2032, with annual renewal option