Medication-Assisted Treatment – Prescription Drug and Opioid Addiction (MAT-PDOA)

Amount

Up to $750,000/yr

$68.25M pool, ~91 awards

Deadline

Rolling

Odds

~91 awards

Effort

1–2 weeks (allow ext

Can you get this?

✓US-based organization offering or planning MAT services

✓Serves opioid or prescription drug use disorder

✓Treatment provider, community org, or health system

✓All stages and entity types listed as eligible

Your real odds

SAMHSA expects roughly 91 awards from a $68.25M pool, which puts this in moderately competitive territory for a federal grant.

Ninety-one slots is a meaningful number, but federal applications are document-intensive and reviewed against strict criteria, so organizations with established MAT infrastructure and measurable outcomes data start from a stronger position.

What it takes

Confirm eligibility and register on SAM.gov and Grants.gov1–2 weeks (allow extra time if not already registered)

Develop a full federal grant application including project narrative, budget, and required forms4–8 weeks

Submit through Grants.gov before the posted deadline1–2 days

Worth knowing

Applicants who clearly document their target community's need alongside their organization's demonstrated capacity to deliver MAT tend to score higher in peer review, and that pairing is what most applicants underinvest in.

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