RFI for Impaired Driver Program Service

The New York State Department of Motor Vehicles in Albany is seeking information to improve its Impaired Driver Program, which aims to reduce recidivism by educating offenders about the dangers of impaired driving and facilitating substance use disorder screening, assessment, and treatment. The agency requires analysis and recommendations regarding the delivery models of the program, specifically comparing in-person, remote, synchronous, and asynchronous instruction methods. Additionally, the agency needs an analysis of provider numbers and geographic locations to ensure adequate program accessibility for motorists across the region, alongside recommendations for curriculum content and scope that best improve traffic safety. Eligible respondents must be organizations based in the United States. The requested work and research may be performed either onsite or offsite. The agency is currently seeking proposals to determine budget requirements and has not disclosed a specific funding limit. Questions regarding this Request for Information must be submitted to the agency no later than June 11, 2026.