Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Tennessee Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services.
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Oct 16, 2026
Oct 29, 2026
The solicitation seeks a provider to deliver evidence-based substance-abuse treatment services for Drug Court participants. Services must include daily structured programming by TNWITS-trained staff and weekly participant updates. Providers must also involve families in treatment planning.
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City
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Nashville
County
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Davidson
Phone Number
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(800) 560-5767
Zip Code
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37243
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Tennessee Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services
The council held an emergency meeting to address administrative and procedural matters regarding the Community Grant applications. Key topics included an update on the ongoing performance audit by the Comptroller of the Treasury and a discussion on enhancing transparency for the 116 approved community grant applications. The council approved a motion to publish abbreviated grant information, including the agency name, strategy, award amount, and project overview, with the stipulation that grantees must provide permission for publication. Additionally, the council reviewed the proposed Community Grant contracting, payment, and monitoring processes, including the utilization of the state's BCMS system for managing the $235 million in grant funds over three years.
The council convened to expedite the planning and design of the community grant application process. Key discussion topics included the expedited review process, with specific focus on the Mahary Rise project, and a review of the community grant budget. The council also discussed the current status of opioid overdose reversal efforts and strategies for allocating grant funds over a three-year period to address the opioid epidemic.
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The Council held an emergency meeting to expedite the planning and design of the community grant application process. Discussions included a review of the Meharry RISE project, which was initially tabled, then untabled, and ultimately rejected as an expedited review. Additionally, the Council reviewed the 2024 community grant budget structure, including trust fund balances, anticipated payments, and the proposed $80 million budget allocation across six strategies.
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