The Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency (CSOSA) seeks a contractor to provide outpatient and early intervention services for substance use disorder (SUD) to offenders under its supervision. The program aims to enhance public safety and reduce recidivism through evidence-based treatment aligned with American Society of Addiction Medicine guidelines. Key tasks include conducting thorough assessments, creating individualized care plans (ICPs), delivering group therapy sessions, and managing case coordination. Services will be provided both in-person and via telehealth, ensuring adherence to privacy laws. Offenders will follow a structured treatment regimen, including initial assessments, ongoing evaluations, and discharge planning. The contractor is responsible for maintaining detailed records and reports, collaborating closely with CSOSA staff to ensure compliance and quality of care. The document outlines requirements for contractor personnel, including qualifications for the program director, clinical supervisor, case managers, and counselors. Also detailed are operational standards, reporting obligations, and expectations for tracking treatment progress. This structured approach emphasizes accountability, with regular audits and required corrective actions to meet contract performance standards, ultimately aimed at improving outcomes for offenders and fostering community safety.