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251233 Opioid Treatment Programs

Description: The Massachusetts Department of Public Health (Bureau of Substance Addiction Services) is soliciting proposals from Opioid Treatment Programs to provide medication-assisted treatment, counseling, case management, and related services. The solicitation will contract OTPs as the payer of last resort for these services and lists an expected multi-year procurement with an estimated total value of $76,500,000.

Buyer: Massachusetts Department of Public Health
StateAgency · MA, US
Released: Feb 15, 2024
Closes: Jun 30, 2033(2451 days left)

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Sharon DyerAgency Chief Procurement Officer

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Sai CheralaAssistant Commissioner and Director, Office of Health Data, Strategy, and Innovation

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Dawn FukudaAssistant Commissioner, Director, Bureau of Infectious Disease and Laboratory Sciences

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Mary Beth CurleyAssistant Director for Procurement

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