REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS Countywide Opioid Settlement Services | Strategies 2–12

Contract	REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS Countywide Opioid Settlement Services \| Strategies 2–12
Status	Out for bid
Bids due	2026-11-20
Scope of work	HOKE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS Countywide Opioid Settlement Services \| Strategies 2–12 Three-Year Performance-Based, Cost-Reimbursement Program January 1, 2027 - December 31, 2029 Printable Copy of Bid Posting Solicitation Item Leadership Draft Issuing Entity Hoke County, North Carolina Issuing Department Hoke County Emergency Services / County Administration (final designation before release) RFP Number TBD Issue Date 10/14/2026 Proposal Due Date/Time 11/20/2026 Performance Term January 1, 2027 - December 31, 2029 Maximum Annual County Funding $200,000 aggregate across all awards Maximum Effective Three-Year Funding $600,000 under the stated annual ceiling; overall authorization shall in no event exceed $750,000 Award Structure Multiple providers; County may make partial, conditional, reduced, or no awards Payment Method Reimbursement only, quarterly, after acceptance of complete reports and documentation; 10% retainage Authoritative Framework This solicitation shall be administered consistently with the North Carolina Memorandum of Agreement (NC MOA), its exhibits as modified by the NC MOA Coordination Group, applicable Supplemental Agreements for Additional Funds, the Local Government Budget and Fiscal Control Act, applicable audit standards, Hoke County policies, the governing board authorization for the expenditure, and other applicable law. Current CORE-NC guidance states that legal documents take precedence over website guidance. The NC MOA requires authorization of expenditures by budget or resolution identifying the strategy, amount, and period; provides audit and access-to-records requirements; and requires preservation of opioid settlement expenditure records for at least five years. CORE-NC also requires annual financial and impact reports within 90 days after the fiscal year end. Reference sources for counsel/leadership verification before release: current NC MOA and Supplemental Agreements; CORE-NC strategy, use/reporting, and Compliance Supplement materials; N.C.G.S. §§ 153A-11, 153A-12, and 153A-13 concerning county contracting and continuing contracts; applicable Hoke County purchasing, budget, preaudit, and contracting policies; and any other law applicable to the specific services selected. Legal authorities and MOA requirements must be rechecked immediately before issuance and before any renewal or extension. 1. Solicitation Purpose and Intent Hoke County seeks proposals from qualified organizations to deliver opioid remediation programs, services, and activities that are expressly authorized for expenditure of North Carolina opioid settlement funds and approved by the Hoke County Board of Commissioners. The County intends to establish one or more performance-based agreements under which reimbursement is conditioned on verified service delivery, measurable results, complete financial substantiation, compliance with the NC MOA, and satisfaction of every contractual reporting requirement. This RFP is not a gra
Category	County Manager
Posted	2026-11-05
Bid posting	Open

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