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72 HOUR ESSENTIALS INC

UEI: R5SJY6L46ZB9

72 HOUR ESSENTIALS INC is a federal contractor, registered under UEI R5SJY6L46ZB9. It has been awarded $7,350 across 2 federal contracts. Primary work spans Emergency and Other Relief Services. Top awarding agencies include Department Of Homeland Security.

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Department Of Homeland Security$7.3K100%

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624230 - Emergency and Other Relief Services$7.3K100%

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Emergency Acquisition Basic Ordering Agreement (EA BOA) - FD

Solicitation # 47QMCH26G0001

The General Services Administration’s Office of Shared Services Delivery is seeking to establish an Emergency Acquisition Basic Ordering Agreement (EA BOA) to enable rapid procurement of critical products and services during emergencies across the United States and its territories. Unlike traditional contracts, the EA BOA serves as a pre-vetted pool of qualified contractors who can be quickly contacted to provide emergency supplies and services without the delays of formal solicitation processes. Contractors are not guaranteed work, but those selected will gain access to a streamlined ordering system designed for speed during declared disasters, with specific emphasis on meeting rapid response and delivery timelines that may be required in high-pressure situations. The agreement does not require contractors to hold a GSA Schedule, nor are they restricted by any existing schedule items—FAR 8.4 procedures do not apply, and the EA BOA operates through its own distinct framework. Participation is open to any business with the capability to deliver a wide range of emergency-related goods and services, as demonstrated through the provided FEMA and DLA catalogs, which are illustrative rather than exhaustive. To apply, interested parties must submit a company overview not exceeding five pages, detailing their products or services, federal contracting experience, socio-economic status, and relevant emergency response capabilities, along with complete contact details and a Unique Entity ID. Submissions are due by August 21, 2026, and will be reviewed alongside verification of SAM.gov registration, CPARS records, and other qualification data. Selected contractors will be invited to sign the final EA BOA document and establish an ASSIST system account to formalize their participation. The agreement, once executed, will remain active from January 1, 2027, through December 31, 2031. Not all applicants will be accepted; GSA will aim to build a nationwide, diverse network of responders capable of covering a broad spectrum of emergency needs, with preference given to those with prior federal experience and proven disaster response capabilities. Contractors not selected will have the opportunity to receive feedback and guidance on improving future applications.

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Pre-Advertisement Notice for Citywide Mobile Civilian Response & Pre-Arrest Diversion

Solicitation # PE-66062-NONST-2027-000000464

The City of Atlanta, through its Executive Office of the Mayor, is seeking qualified organizations to deliver citywide mobile civilian response and pre-arrest diversion services under solicitation number PE-66062-NONST-2027-000000464. The goal is to establish a community-based crisis response system that reduces unnecessary law enforcement involvement by providing immediate behavioral health interventions, trauma-informed care, case management, care coordination, and outreach to individuals in crisis. Contracted providers must demonstrate proven experience managing comprehensive diversion programs, collaborating with public safety agencies and community partners, and serving diverse populations with culturally competent and equitable service delivery. The initiative aims to redirect individuals experiencing mental health, substance use, or other behavioral health emergencies toward appropriate support services rather than arrest or incarceration. Proposals are due by August 31, 2026, at 1:00 PM, following a pre-solicitation conference that will offer further details and allow potential offerors to ask questions. The contract is being issued by the City of Atlanta in Georgia, with Benjamin Lang from the agency serving as the primary point of contact for inquiries. While no specific set-aside or NAICS code is indicated, the procurement is open to organizations capable of meeting the complex operational and service requirements outlined. Interested parties are encouraged to review the official posting on the Georgia Procurement Registry to prepare their submissions effectively.

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Coordinated Entry with System Navigation

Solicitation # 26-005-Homeless-CE

Pierce County is soliciting proposals under solicitation number 26-005-Homeless-CE for a $4,250,000 contract to implement Coordinated Entry with System Navigation services aligned with the 2025–2030 Comprehensive Plan to End Homelessness. The goal is to support four strategic objectives: establishing an equitable and accountable crisis response system, prioritizing assistance based on risk and barriers to housing stability, aligning adjacent systems to serve those experiencing or at risk of homelessness, and ensuring every individual has access to stable, appropriate housing. The contract requires service delivery across Pierce County with a performance period likely beginning January 1, 2027, and ending December 31, 2027, with potential for renewal up to five years. Proposals will be evaluated on a best-value trade-off basis, weighing program-specific questions (40 points), HMIS data management (20 points), organizational capacity (15 points), program design (15 points), and budget credibility (10 points), followed by a departmental review assessing strategic alignment, prior performance, and readiness for a total possible score of 150 points. Financial risk assessment is a mandatory pass/fail requirement, and price is not a scored factor. Contractors must comply with 2 CFR Part 200 and all applicable federal, state, and local laws, including ADA, Fair Housing Act, and Civil Rights Act, with a minimum 90% compliance threshold enforced through unannounced on-site inspections. Required documentation includes a Statement of Work, Compensation and Financial Requirements, General Terms and Conditions, Insurance Requirements, Subaward Information, and Special Terms and Conditions. Insurance mandates include Commercial General Liability ($1M), Professional Liability ($1M), Cyber/Privacy Liability ($1M), Crime/Employee Dishonesty ($250,000), and Workers’ Compensation as required by state law, with Pierce County named as Additional Insured. Subcontractors must meet identical insurance and compliance standards. Offerors must hold a valid UEI from SAM.gov, certify they are not debarred, and maintain strict data security protocols, particularly if handling sensitive client information. All submissions must be made electronically through the Pierce County eProcurement Portal by August 24, 2026, in approved formats (PDF, DOCX, XLSX, PNG, JPEG), and failure to follow instructions results in disqualification. The County may also permit other

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Request for Proposal: Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program (RWHAP) Part A: Services in Tri-County Region

Solicitation # 2026.08.HIV.05.01

The New York City Health Department, through Public Health Solutions, is soliciting proposals under Solicitation Number 2026.08.HIV.05.01 to award subawards for eight service categories under the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program (RWHAP) Part A, targeting the Tri-County Region encompassing Putnam, Rockland, and Westchester Counties. These services—Emergency Financial Assistance, Oral Health Care, Medical Transportation, Medical Case Management, Psychosocial Support, Mental Health Services, Food and Meal Services, and Medical Nutrition Therapy—are designed to reduce preventable morbidity and mortality among people living with HIV by improving immunological health, increasing ART adherence, and expanding access to comprehensive care. Applicants must submit proposals through the PHS Procurement Portal by October 13, 2026, and are required to use structured templates for each service category along with detailed supporting documentation including budgets, organizational charts, resumes of key staff, MOUs or LAs with partners, IRS 501(c)(3) determination letters, state incorporation certificates, and completed risk and subrecipient questionnaires. Proposals must adhere to strict formatting guidelines, including Calibri 11-point font, consecutive page numbering, and specific naming conventions, with word limits applying to narrative sections such as 1,000 words for emergency financial assistance and 2,000 words for food and meal services. Only nonprofit organizations with proof of federal tax-exempt status and New York State incorporation are eligible, and funding must be used in compliance with a 10% cap on administrative and indirect costs. Proposals will be evaluated on a 100-point scale with four weighted factors: Organizational Experience (25 points), Proposed Program Approach and Service Delivery (25 points), Organizational Capacity, Staffing, and Qualifications (25 points), and Proposed Line-Item Budget (5 points), with a mandatory pass/fail threshold of at least 70 average points for consideration. Subawards will be made to the highest-rated, technically viable applicants, but the NYC Health Department and Public Health Solutions reserve the right to award funding out of rank order to ensure equitable geographic distribution of services, prevent over-concentration of resources, and promote broad access across the Tri-County Region. The anticipated subaward period runs from March 1, 2027, through February 28, 2029, divided into two budget periods. All subrecipients must comply with

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Shelter Operations & Case Management ServicesThe contract requires the daily operation of a 24/7 low-barrier drop-in shelter focused on providing comprehensive support services to individuals experiencing homelessness. Services include client intake, continuous supervision, trauma-informed care, case management, and housing navigation to help participants access stable living arrangements. The provider must ensure an environment that prioritizes dignity, safety, and accessibility, with staff trained to respond to the complex needs of a vulnerable population without imposing restrictions or prerequisites for service. Operations must be maintained around the clock to accommodate the unpredictable and urgent needs of shelter users. This is a subcontract under the County of Wake in North Carolina with a NAICS code of 624230, indicating it falls under other social assistance activities. The solicitation was posted on August 4, 2026, and responses are due by September 3, 2026. The contract is managed through the BonfireHub platform and does not specify a set-aside designation or point of contact. The work is to be performed locally within Wake County, with no additional geographic details provided. Bidders must demonstrate capacity to deliver integrated, high-quality services in a high-demand, continuous-operation setting while adhering to trauma-informed principles and fostering client-centered outcomes.

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Second Street Place Drop-In Shelter Operator

Solicitation # 26-084

Wake County Housing Affordability & Community Revitalization is seeking qualified nonprofit agencies to operate a low-barrier, drop-in homeless shelter at 5010 Second Street in Raleigh, North Carolina, with the goal of serving unsheltered individuals through seven-day-a-week access and connections to supportive services aimed at achieving housing stability. The selected proposer must demonstrate the capacity to manage the facility safely and efficiently, comply with all applicable local, state, and federal regulations, and provide real-time data to support performance tracking and program improvement. The shelter is designed to reduce barriers to entry and prioritize immediate access to rest, basic needs, and outreach, while actively linking guests to resources that foster long-term housing solutions. Proposals are due by September 3, 2026, and the solicitation is open to organizations prepared to either operate the shelter directly or in partnership with other entities, with no set-asides or restrictions on organization type specified.

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HLC0000125 Homeless Individual Emergency Winter Response RFI

Solicitation # BD-27-1076-OCDDE-HS003-131461

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RFP2026-P08Disaster Recovery-Debris Monitoring

Solicitation # RFP 2026-P08

Hays County, Texas is soliciting proposals for a pre-event contract to secure Disaster Recovery – Debris Monitoring Services, to be activated on an as-needed basis following a natural or man-made disaster. The selected contractor, referred to as the Debris Monitoring Contractor (DMC), will be responsible for providing expert oversight and coordination during recovery operations, specifically monitoring the activities of the County’s debris removal contractors to ensure efficiency, safety, and compliance with recovery goals. The DMC must possess demonstrated experience in all phases of emergency management—including preparation, response, recovery, and mitigation—and offer strategic recommendations to accelerate debris removal and improve operational effectiveness. The contract is designed to ensure rapid, informed decision-making during critical post-disaster periods, with the DMC serving as a trusted advisor to County leadership and frontline responders. Proposals are due by August 25, 2026, and must be submitted in response to solicitation number RFP2026-P08, which was posted on July 30, 2026. Interested firms must demonstrate the capability and experience required to operate effectively within the County’s jurisdiction, particularly in San Marcos, Texas, which is the designated office location and point of contact for the procurement. Primary communication for the solicitation is managed by Purchasing Agent Stephanie Hunt and Contract Specialist Zachary Farnsworth, who can be reached through official County email addresses and phone numbers provided in the solicitation. The opportunity is open to qualified firms without specific set-aside requirements, and the County seeks a contractor capable of delivering reliable, scalable, and responsive debris monitoring services across any type of disaster scenario.

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Diaper Distribution Demonstration Research Pilot (DDDRP)

Solicitation # HHS-2026-ACF-OCS-EDA-0024

The Office of Community Services under the Administration for Children and Families is offering approximately $29 million in funding through up to fourteen cooperative agreements to support the Diaper Distribution Demonstration and Research Pilot, targeting eligible CSBG state associations, federally recognized tribes, and CSBG-funded territories. The program aims to establish and expand sustainable diaper distribution networks for low-income families with children who are U.S. citizens or eligible residents, ensuring a consistent, sufficient supply of appropriately sized and high-quality diapers while integrating referrals to services that promote family stability, employment, and economic mobility. Applicants must design comprehensive programs that include forming local partnerships, providing training and technical assistance to distribution partners, leveraging bulk purchasing to achieve economies of scale, and fully participating in a federal longitudinal evaluation to assess program impact. The initiative prioritizes infrastructure development including physical storage and transport logistics, staffing capacity, and robust data systems capable of tracking services and diaper distribution at the individual child and caregiver level without duplication. Applications must demonstrate strong alignment with ACF’s mission and priorities, present a clear understanding of local diaper need supported by data, and include detailed plans for implementation within a three-year project period, with each award ranging from $500,000 to $2,000,000. Evaluation is merit-based and weighted across multiple criteria including program design, infrastructure, technical assistance capacity, impact measurement, budget realism, organizational capability, and prior relevant experience—rewarding innovative and well-supported approaches over lowest cost. Applicants must submit a comprehensive narrative within a strict 75-page limit, along with mandatory attachments such as proof of nonprofit status, an indirect cost rate agreement, organizational charts, resumes of key personnel, letters of commitment from partners, and an attestation of alignment with ACF’s values. All submissions must use Grants.gov, adhere to strict formatting guidelines, and include an active Unique Entity Identifier from SAM.gov. Compliance with federal regulations including 2 CFR Part 200, data privacy standards, and participation in the federal evaluation under OMB Control Number 0970-0139 is required, with award recipients obligated to report quarterly performance data and beneficiary information through designated federal forms. Risk assessments will be conducted for awards over $250,000, and failure to meet compliance or performance benchmarks may result in award conditions or non-funding.

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Establishing and Operating a Homeless Day Center for Unhoused Richmond Residents

Solicitation # CD - Housing#073026

The City of Richmond seeks vendors to establish and operate a Homeless Day Center dedicated to supporting unhoused residents by providing a safe, dignified, and accessible environment open a minimum of five days per week from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM. The center will offer essential services including rest areas, sanitation facilities, information and referrals, and connections to wraparound support such as healthcare, employment assistance, housing resources, and peer support networks. Designed as a low-barrier facility, it prioritizes trust, engagement, and accessibility to ensure individuals experiencing homelessness can access critical services without unnecessary obstacles. Vendors must respond to solicitation CD - Housing#073026, posted on July 30, 2026, with proposals due by August 29, 2026. The contract is administered by the Community Development Department of the City of Richmond, California, with no bid bond required. Primary point of contact for inquiries is Jesus Morales, reachable via email at jesus_morales@ci.richmond.ca.us. The center will be located and operated within Richmond, focusing on addressing local needs through coordinated, resident-centered services that promote long-term stability and community reintegration.

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NC Emergency Management Logistics Support Trailers

Solicitation # 19-IFB-2243027686-PTW

The North Carolina Emergency Management division is seeking proposals from qualified vendors to supply emergency support trailers equipped with showers, restrooms, and laundry services for use during state emergencies and disasters. This solicitation, identified as Doc2243425506, aims to establish a disaster convenience contract that ensures rapid access to essential hygiene and sanitation resources for citizens and emergency responders when infrastructure is compromised. Multiple awards will be issued to guarantee sufficient trailer availability across the state, and vendors are encouraged to submit proposals even if they can only provide one of the specified services, as partial capability will not disqualify them from consideration. The contract supports the state’s emergency response obligations under federal and state laws, including the Robert T. Stafford Act and North Carolina General Statutes Chapter 166A. Proposals must be submitted by August 21, 2026, and all trailers must be deployable anywhere within North Carolina during active emergencies. The solicitation is managed by the Department of Public Safety with primary point of contact Morgan Rilling. While no specific set-aside or NAICS code is listed, the opportunity is open to all qualified vendors without restriction based on business size or type. The state prioritizes reliability, readiness, and the ability to rapidly mobilize equipment, with performance expected at any location across the state as needed. Vendors are advised to review the full details available via the provided online portal to ensure compliance with all delivery and operational requirements outlined in the solicitation.

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Base Camps 2025

Solicitation # 19-IFB-1731368372-BJL

North Carolina Emergency Management is seeking qualified vendors to establish a three-year term contract for emergency base camps and supporting services under the All-Hazard framework, enabling rapid deployment during disasters, emergencies, or planned events. The contract will allow NCEM to procure fully integrated turn-key camps or modular components such as sleeping quarters, dining, and sanitation facilities, with vendors responsible for all aspects including rental, setup, operation, administration, and demobilization. There are no minimum purchase requirements, granting flexibility to scale responses according to unpredictable incident needs while ensuring efficiency and speed in logistics. The procurement is authorized under North Carolina General Statute Chapter 166A, with the Department of Public Safety as the administering agency, and performance will be limited to locations within North Carolina. The solicitation, identified as Doc2334359090, was posted on July 29, 2026, with responses due by August 27, 2026. NCEM retains the right to prioritize state emergency response teams before engaging contracted vendors and may bypass the contract entirely in emergent situations to issue purchase orders to non-contracted providers. Vendor selection will be based on proposal responsiveness and overall advantage to the state’s operational needs, with Janet Brown designated as the primary point of contact. This initiative aims to build a reliable pool of pre-vetted suppliers capable of delivering critical support services under time-sensitive and high-stakes conditions, ensuring coordinated, effective, and uninterrupted emergency operations across the state.

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Case Management and Reunification ServicesThe contract titled Case Management and Reunification Services is a subcontract under the Administration for Children & Families, part of the Department of Health and Human Services, aimed at providing comprehensive individualized case management to youth in need. The services require direct support for family reunification, permanency planning, and connecting youth to essential education and health services, ensuring holistic and sustained outcomes. The work is governed by the NAICS code 624230, which classifies it under social assistance services, specifically child and youth services, emphasizing community-based interventions and long-term stability for vulnerable populations. The solicitation was posted on July 23, 2026, with a response deadline of August 17, 2026, indicating a competitive bidding process for qualified subcontractors to deliver these critical services. While the specific location of performance is not detailed, the contract expects service delivery aligned with federal standards for child welfare and youth support systems. The absence of set-aside information suggests the subcontract is open to a broad range of eligible entities, and the focus is on proven capacity to implement trauma-informed, culturally responsive case management that promotes family integrity and youth well-being.

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Street Outreach Program (SOP)

Solicitation # HHS-2026-ACF-ACYF-YO-0044

The Street Outreach Program (SOP) is a federal grant opportunity administered by the Administration for Children and Families’ Family and Youth Services Bureau under the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, aimed at providing street-based services to runaway, homeless, and street youth who are at risk of or have experienced sexual abuse, prostitution, sexual exploitation, or human trafficking. Services must be delivered in areas where these youth congregate and focus on connecting them to safe shelter or stable housing, basic necessities like food and hygiene supplies, and referrals to a broad range of supportive services, all grounded in trauma-informed and culturally competent approaches. The funding opportunity, identified as HHS-2026-ACF-ACYF-YO-0044, has a posted date of July 23, 2026, with a response deadline of August 17, 2026, and is open to nonprofit organizations with established legal status, requiring submission through Grants.gov using standardized federal forms including SF-424, SF-424A, and the ACF Priorities Alignment Attestation. Applicants must identify primary and up to 29 additional performance locations, ensuring services are targeted to high-need communities, and must demonstrate the capacity to operate within the federal compliance framework under 2 CFR Part 200, including proper data reporting through RHY-HMIS and adherence to federal privacy standards. Proposals are evaluated on a total of 110 points across seven criteria: Response (Approach) at 45 points, Resources and Capabilities at 15 points, Support Requested (Budget) at 15 points, Purpose and Need at 10 points, Impact at 10 points, Alignment with ACF Priorities at 10 points, and Sustainability at 5 points. The evaluation follows a trade-off process, meaning higher-scoring proposals are not guaranteed awards, as funding decisions also consider geographic diversity, service to underserved populations, and risk assessments conducted via SAM.gov for awards exceeding $250,000. Applications are limited to a 75-page combined total for the project narrative and supporting attachments, with required documents including proof of nonprofit status, an indirect cost rate agreement, organizational charts, third-party agreements supporting collaboration with service providers and law enforcement, and letters of support. Applicants must also attest to alignment with ACF’s mission and affirm compliance with mandatory human trafficking reporting obligations under CAPTA. The expected award range is $

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Emergency Personal Care Services - LDH

Solicitation # 3000026505

The Louisiana Department of Health is soliciting proposals for Emergency Personal Care Services under solicitation number 3000026505, with a response deadline of August 13, 2026 at 4:00 PM CT. This solicitation is issued by the state agency Procurement under the Louisiana state government, targeting providers capable of delivering urgent personal care assistance to individuals in need across the entire state of Louisiana. The services are intended to support vulnerable populations requiring immediate non-medical care, including help with daily living activities during crises or transitions. All performance activities must occur within Louisiana, and proposals must be submitted through the official online portal accessible via the provided UI link. Primary point of contact for inquiries is the LaPAC Help Group, reachable via email at doa-osphelpdesk@la.gov or phone at 225-342-8010. The solicitation does not specify a set-aside classification or NAICS code, indicating it is open to all eligible entities, including public and private organizations operating within the state. No physical office address is provided, as the procurement is managed state-wide with centralized oversight. Interested parties are expected to respond prior to the deadline to be considered for award, and all proposals must demonstrate capacity to deliver timely, reliable, and compliant emergency care services in accordance with state standards.

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RFP-758-2500000122-14 | Halfway Houses and Recovery Kentucky Centers

Solicitation # RFP-758-2500000122-14

The Commonwealth of Kentucky is soliciting proposals to operate Reentry Service Centers and Recovery Kentucky Centers, which are residential facilities providing reentry support and substance use disorder treatment services to felons, probationers, parolees, and pre-release offenders. The solicitation, issued on October 15, 2024, under RFP-758-2500000122-14, closes on October 14, 2026, and is administered by the Finance and Administration Cabinet with oversight from the Department of Corrections. Vendors must provide fully operational facilities that meet state and federal standards including the Prison Rape Elimination Act, the Americans with Disabilities Act, and federal privacy laws, with compliance monitored through unannounced inspections and triennial DOJ audits. Facilities must ensure a minimum of 50 square feet per resident, provide medically adequate meals approved by a licensed nutritionist, maintain proper staff qualifications including CPR and medication administration training, and enforce confidentiality of resident records. Bed capacity is flexible with no minimum or maximum requirement, and the facilities do not require high-security features such as barbed wire as residents are under supervision or reduced custody. Proposals must be submitted electronically through the Kentucky Vendor Self Service portal by the deadline, with no physical submissions accepted unless sealed and received by the closing time. The proposal must be divided into three distinct, single-file components: a technical proposal, a cost proposal with fixed pricing that cannot be negotiated, and a proprietary information document, each not exceeding 65 MB in size. Vendors are required to comply with state-specific affidavits including annual attestations of no prior violations, resident bidder status, and compliance with campaign finance and ethics laws. Insurance requirements include $1 million per occurrence in commercial general liability, $1 million in professional liability, and $1 million in automobile liability. Contractors must also adhere to state prohibitions on boycotts and lobbying, and are prohibited from engaging in discriminatory practices under Executive Order 11246. Payments will be processed through the Kentucky Department of Corrections' administrative services office, and contractors assume full responsibility for all work, including that performed by subcontractors. The state intends to award multiple contracts statewide, with no minimum quantity obligation, and pricing is fixed with no adjustments permitted during performance or renewal periods.

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Prop 47 Cohort 5 Grant: Employment Services & Emergency Support Services

Solicitation # RFP-2025-0130

Tuolumne County is seeking proposals to deliver employment services and emergency support services to justice-involved individuals under its Proposition 47 Cohort 5 Grant, with a performance period spanning from January 1, 2026, to June 30, 2029. The contract, solicited under RFP-2025-0130, is designed to address systemic barriers to reentry in a rural environment where limited transportation, lack of stable housing, unemployment, and insufficient access to basic necessities such as food and hygiene supplies impede successful rehabilitation. The County’s approach integrates employment pathways with immediate supportive services and treatment supervision to promote rapid stabilization, workforce engagement, and long-term community reintegration. Proposals must be submitted electronically through the County’s procurement portal by August 9, 2026, and will be evaluated using a best-value approach based on four weighted criteria: Reasonable Cost of Service (30%), Service Delivery/Methodology (25%), Completeness of Proposal (pass/fail gatekeeper), and Qualifications (20%). The estimated contract value ranges from $1,601,242 to $2,277,702, encompassing both grant funds and leveraged resources. The winning proposer will be required to implement a comprehensive service model that includes mobile outreach, community-based collaboration, and structured case management, with key deliverables such as a Local Evaluation Plan, Quarterly Performance Reports, and an Annual Evaluation Report. All personnel must hold valid California professional licenses, and the contractor must maintain specified insurance coverage, including $2 million in commercial general liability and $1 million in automobile liability, with the County named as an additional insured. The contract imposes strict compliance obligations related to data confidentiality under HIPAA and 42 CFR Part 2, record retention per grant guidelines, and adherence to nondiscrimination and accessibility standards. Indemnification clauses require the contractor to hold the County harmless from liabilities arising from its operations, except in cases of the County’s sole negligence or willful misconduct. The County retains significant discretion to extend, modify, reduce funding, or terminate the agreement without liability based on budgetary constraints or performance concerns, and all successful proposals may become binding contractual terms. Key personnel must be identified by name and credentials, and any conflicts of interest with County officials must be disclosed upfront. No federal FAR clauses apply, as this is a county-level grant-funded service agreement, and submissions must comply with local procedures rather than federal procurement

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Disaster Recovery Services

Solicitation # 26-7002

Cobb County is seeking qualified contractors to provide disaster recovery services aimed at assisting citizens and businesses during and after disasters. The services include securing personal and real property from further damage, theft, vandalism, or trespass, as well as providing housing and meal vouchers to affected individuals. Only properly licensed and approved companies are eligible to respond, and the County intends to establish a Call List of three contractors who meet all requirements. These contractors will generally be selected on a rotating basis for assignments, though the County retains the right to engage any contractor on the list at any time based on need and availability. The solicitation is open under reference number 26-7002, with a response deadline of August 13, 2026. Proposals must be submitted to the Procurement Services department in Marietta, Georgia, and inquiries should be directed to Senior Procurement Specialist Cameron Eveler. While no specific NAICS code or set-aside classification is indicated, responses must demonstrate the capability to deliver immediate, on-the-ground support during emergency situations, with an emphasis on the safety and well-being of County residents. All selected contractors will be expected to operate in compliance with local, state, and federal regulations and be capable of scaling operations to meet the demands of varying disaster scenarios.

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