Overview

Under the terms of the settlements, the settling companies will pay the State of Florida and its subdivisions over $3 billion. A copy of the settlements and other settlement details can be found HERE. Florida’s share of the settlements will be appropriated by the Legislature and the Governor. The Florida Department of Children and Families’ Office of Substance Abuse and Mental Health is the State Opioid Treatment Authority, and as such will oversee statewide prevention, treatment, and recovery efforts utilizing the settlement funds. Additionally, the Department will establish the Office of Recovery to lead cross-agency collaborations and community partnerships that will implement strategies and expand programs to serve Florida communities.

Learn more about the establishment of the Statewide Council on Opioid Abatement section 397.335, Florida Statutes.

Florida Opioid Dashboard

View trends of opioid use alongside demographic and economic factors in Florida. The dashboard establishes baseline conditions of the opioid epidemic in Florida and is intended for use by policymakers to inform decision-making strategies to combat opioid use.

Procurement Details

The Department will provide procurement opportunities to include:

• Specialized Training in Graduate Medical Education (GME) and Residency Programs.
• Applied Research through Experts at Florida Universities.
• Court Diversion Programs.
• On-Demand, Mobile Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT).
• Jail-Based MAT Programs.
• Integrated Statewide Database.
• Online Bed Availability System.
• Recovery Housing.

Procurement Opportunities

The State will continue to focus efforts in responding to the opioid epidemic to reduce overdoses by implementing evidence-based programs and providing immediate access to evidence-based treatment models.

The below table lists procurement opportunities.

Current Opportunities

Statutory Authority

Learn more about the establishment of the Statewide Council on Opioid Abatement section 397.335, Florida Statutes.