Opioid Misuse Abatement Funding – Support People in Treatment and | Florida Government Bid

Agency:	Brevard County Board of County Commissioners
State:	Florida
Type of Government:	State & Local
NAICS Category:	541519 - Other Computer Related Services 562910 - Remediation Services
Posted Date:	Aug 22, 2025
Due Date:	Sep 18, 2025
Solicitation No:	RFA-5-26-01
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Main

Agency
Brevard County Board of County Commissioners

Status
Active

Fiscal Year
2026

Primary Contact
Tramesha Flood

Title
Opioid Misuse Abatement Funding – Support People in Treatment and Recovery

Secondary Contact
Shirley Corliss

Number
RFA-5-26-01

Tertiary Contact

Type
Request for Applications

Department
Purchasing

Online Submissions
No

Project Estimate

Piggyback Solicitation
No

Insurance Required
Yes

Bid Bond Required
No

Bid Bond Amount

Performance Bond Required
No

Performance Bond Amount

Construction Bond Required
No

Construction Bond Amount

Scope of Services
Many corporate entities contribute to the opioid epidemic, so in 2018, the State of Florida entered historic litigation to recover funds to abate the issue. Brevard County recognized the harmful effects of the opioid epidemic on the County, as did the entire State of Florida; therefore, the Board of County Commissioners adopted Resolution 21-071 on May 18, 2021 to participate in the Florida Plan that is in the best interest of the County and its citizens in that such plan ensures the almost all of the settlement funds go to abate and help resolve the opioid epidemic. After four years of discovery, the lawsuit proceeded toward trial in April 2022. All the corporations involved settled before the trial began, except for Walgreens, which eventually also settled. Walmart approached the State and negotiated an additional settlement, even though the State had not yet sued Walmart.
Florida’s Statewide Drug Policy Advisory Council 2024 Annual Report acknowledges the State of Florida`s efforts to address the overdose epidemic in Florida, including the passage of the Florida Prescription Drug Reform Act in 2023. Although progress has been made, the opioid crisis continues to burden the health of the State and its services. In 2023, there were 2,263 suspected opioid involved overdoses reported by Emergency Medical Services responses in Brevard County.
The State of Florida is expected to receive over $3.2 billion over the next 18 years. Brevard County is a recipient of opioid settlement funds and is expected to receive $44.4 million.

Dates(All times are listed as EST )

Broadcast Date
8/22/2025 12:00 PM EST

Question End Date
9/11/2025 5:00 PM EST

Due Date
9/18/2025 10:00 AM EST

Bid Opening Date

Pre-Bid Meetings

Total: 1 (All times are listed as EST )

Date	Time	Mandatory	Location
9/4/2025	10:00 AM	Yes	2725 Judge Fran Jamieson Way Building C, 3rd floor Florida Room Viera, FL 32940

Shortlist Meeting

Location

Notification
0 Day(s)
Meeting Date

Online Meeting Link

Documents

Total: 4

Type	Name	Description	File Type
Request for Proposal	RFA-5-26-01 INV & SPECS.pdf	Invitation & Specs	PDF
Request for Proposal	Attachment A - Support People in Treatment & Recovery Application.pdf	Attachment A - Support People in Treatment	PDF
Request for Proposal	Schedule A Core Strategies.pdf	Schedule A - Core Strategies	PDF
Request for Proposal	Schedule B Approved Uses.pdf	Schedule B - Approved Uses	PDF

Commodity Codes

Total: 46

Code	Description
[952-15]	Case Management
[952-17]	Child Abuse: Identification, Treatment, and Prevention (Including Sexual Abuse)
[952-18]	Child Care Services (Incl. the Food Program)
[952-20]	Correctional
[952-21]	Counseling
[952-23]	Court Intervention Services
[952-36]	Emergency Food
[952-37]	Emergency Shelter
[952-38]	Employee Assistance Programs (Including Unemployment Compensation Administration Services)
[952-39]	Employment Generating Activities
[952-40]	Elderly Assistance Services
[952-43]	Family and Social Services (Including Shopping and Buying Services)
[952-47]	Foster Home and Adoption Services
[952-49]	Halfway Housing
[952-5]	Alcohol and Drug Detoxification (Incl. Rehabilitation)
[952-53]	Home Management
[952-55]	Homelessness Prevention Services
[952-58]	Human Resources Development Services
[952-59]	Human Services (Not Otherwise Classified)
[952-6]	Alcohol and Drug Prevention
[952-60]	Job Search Workshop
[952-61]	Law Enforcement - Community Relations Services (Incl. Victim Notification Services)
[952-62]	Mental Health Services: Vocational, Residential, Etc.
[952-67]	Parenting Intervention
[952-7]	Alcohol and Drug Testing Services
[952-74]	Referral Services
[952-78]	Safe Housing
[952-8]	Assisted Living Services
[952-80]	Senior Aides Program
[952-81]	Slum/Community Redevelopment Services
[952-83]	Summer Youth Program
[952-84]	Supplemental Food Services
[952-85]	Support Services
[952-90]	Training and Instruction (For Clients, Not Staff)
[952-91]	Transitional Domicile
[952-92]	Transitional Living
[952-93]	Try-out Employment
[952-94]	Transportation Services For the Elderly, Handicapped, Incapacitated, Prisoners, Juries, etc.
[952-95]	Youth Care Services
[958-67]	Mental Health/Retardation Management Services (Incl. Operations, Facilities Maintenance, Nursing, Food Service, etc. 24/7
[958-56]	Health Care Management Services (Including Managed Care Services)
[918-67]	Human Services Consulting (To Include Mental Health Consulting Services)
[918-3]	Alcohol and Drug Abuse Consulting Services
[948-46]	Hospital Services, Inpatient and Outpatient
[948-47]	Health Care Center Services
[948-48]	Health Care Services (Not Otherwise Classified)

Publications

Total: 0

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Opioid Misuse Abatement Funding – Support People in Treatment and Recovery

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