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Subsidiary ofAMERICAN NATIONAL RED CROSS, THEUEI: TK3BJWTB5SP5

AMERICAN RED CROSS, THE is a federal contractor, registered under UEI TK3BJWTB5SP5. It has been awarded $27,627 in federal contracts. Primary work spans Unknown NAICS and Emergency and Other Relief Services. Top awarding agencies include Corporation For National And Community Service and Department Of Homeland Security.

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Corporation For National And Community Service$21.1K76.2%Department Of Homeland Security$6.6K23.8%

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- Unknown NAICS$21.1K76.2%

624230 - Emergency and Other Relief Services$6.6K23.8%

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Telehealth Care Coordination and Training ServicesThe Telehealth Care Coordination and Training Services subcontract supports prime contractors on projects for Stafford County Public Schools in Virginia. The scope of work involves performing administrative care coordination and managing critical communications between the school district, parents, and clinicians. Additionally, the provider is responsible for delivering essential program training to district staff and submitting care coordination logs and training completion records. Due to the nature of the work and the requirement to interact with school personnel and sensitive student data, all assigned staff must successfully pass comprehensive background checks. This engagement falls under NAICS code 624230 and is focused on ensuring seamless operational integration and staff readiness for telehealth initiatives within the county.

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Care Management & Coordination ServicesThis subcontract for Care Management and Coordination Services supports prime contractors on EOHHS FIDE-SNP program projects for the State of Rhode Island. The scope of work involves providing clinical care coordination and case management, specifically focusing on the delivery of completed Health Risk Assessments and active care plans. Key responsibilities include developing Individualized Care Plans and LTSS Person Centered Service Plans, as well as performing complex and transitional case management. Qualified Service Coordinators are required for this engagement, and a thorough understanding of Rhode Island Medicaid Care Program Protocols is essential. The opportunity is categorized under NAICS code 624230, with a response deadline set for November 4, 2026.

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CPU7343 - Homelessness Prevention Services - Open Framework

Solicitation # CPU7343

Nottingham City Council is establishing a multi-Lot, multi-Supplier Open Framework for Homelessness Prevention Services under the Competitive Flexible Procedure and the light touch special regime of the Procurement Act 2023. The framework is divided into two lots: Lot 1 focuses on Accommodation Based Services, including emergency, temporary, supported, and specialist housing, while Lot 2 covers Community Based Services such as housing advice, outreach, and resettlement support. The estimated total value of the framework is 80 million GBP excluding VAT. The initial term is anticipated to run from January 8, 2027, to December 31, 2029, with a potential extension for a further five years, totaling a maximum of eight years. The procurement utilizes an Open Framework mechanism, allowing the council to appoint an unlimited number of members per lot and re-open the framework to new providers as needed. Call-off contracts will be awarded via direct award or competitive selection. Tenders are evaluated through a rigorous five-stage process, including an initial review, a procurement-specific questionnaire, and multiple quality assessment stages. To encourage SME participation, the council has implemented low liability caps and waived insurance requirements at the framework stage. Additionally, the contract includes provisions for potential transfer or novation due to Local Government Reorganisation in Nottinghamshire and mandates that all suppliers adhere to strict ethical sourcing standards to avoid increasing homelessness.

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Emergency Shelter Support Services

Solicitation # 370-09252026

Buncombe County is soliciting proposals for on-call emergency shelter support services to be activated during Emergency Operations Center or Mass Care activities. This preposition contract, with an initial one-year term, aims to establish a pool of qualified vendors to provide surge capacity and continuity of service for one to three shelters, typically housing 50 to 150 residents each. The scope of work includes general social work wraparound services, clinical mental health support, crisis intervention, shelter de-mobilization through case management and transition planning, and staff wellness protocols such as Critical Incident Stress Management. Qualified vendors must demonstrate at least three years of experience in emergency response or behavioral support, specifically working with vulnerable and displaced populations. A critical requirement is the ability to rapidly expand staffing and operate within FEMA reimbursement guidelines regarding documentation and audit readiness. Proposals are due by October 16, 2026, and will be evaluated based on experience, staffing capability, and cost. Awarded vendors must maintain specific insurance coverages, including Commercial General Liability of at least 1 million dollars per occurrence, and adhere to North Carolina state laws and federal non-discrimination and anti-lobbying regulations. Payment terms are Net 30 days, subject to the availability of agency funds.

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On-Call Emergency and Storm Response Services

Solicitation # SD/GS-26-27-19

The City of Santa Clarita is seeking proposals for On-Call Emergency and Storm Response Services under solicitation number SD/GS-26-27-19. This local government contract is designed to secure professional services for emergency management and storm response within Santa Clarita, California. Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of October 15, 2026, at 11:00 AM PT. Detailed bid documents and addenda are available through the official procurement portals, and applicants may be required to complete additional registrations to access the full specifications of the project.

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Emergency Relocation Services / I.S.

Solicitation # BD-23-1172-PUR00-PUR01-133667

The City of Worcester Purchasing Department is soliciting bids for Emergency Relocation Services / I.S. under solicitation number BD-23-1172-PUR00-PUR01-133667 and bid number CR-8826-W7. This open market procurement is categorized under UNSPSC code 72-10-15 for building maintenance and repair services. The solicitation was posted on September 22, 2026, with a bid opening deadline scheduled for October 14, 2026, at 10:00 AM. The primary point of contact for this procurement is Purchaser Chris Gagliastro, who also serves as the contact for shipping and billing at 455 Main Street, Room 201, Worcester, Massachusetts. While the solicitation includes a line item for the requested services, the total contract value and specific unit costs are not specified. Interested parties can find additional details via the open bids page at the official City of Worcester website.

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Lived Experience (Peer) Outreach and Design ConsultingThis subcontract for Lived Experience (Peer) Outreach and Design Consulting supports Montgomery County HHS projects by providing subject matter expertise from individuals with lived experience in drug and alcohol or substance use disorders. The selected provider will inform trauma-informed and recovery-oriented survey designs, conduct outreach to hard-to-reach populations to ensure resident quotas are met, and offer qualitative interpretation of findings. Key deliverables include design recommendations and detailed outreach logs. Qualified personnel must hold a Peer Recovery Specialist certification and possess a thorough understanding of ASAM levels of care. The opportunity is listed under NAICS code 624230 for Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, with a response deadline of October 19, 2026.

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Community Outreach Specialist/PartnerThis subcontract opportunity with the Oregon Health Authority External Relations involves a Community Outreach Specialist or Partner performing outreach for prime contractors on HSN grant projects in Portland. The role focuses on reaching target populations through community events, door-to-door engagement, and collaborations with community-based organizations using mobile enrollment kits and specialized materials. The primary objective is to provide documented outreach activities and a consistent pipeline of individuals referred for enrollment. The contract is categorized under NAICS code 624230 and requires that the provider is not an insurance agent and does not receive commissions from insurers. Interested parties must submit their responses by November 3, 2026, following the posting date of September 17, 2026.

OHA External Relations

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Ratification of Local Emergency Proclamation Issued by the City Manager, Acting as the Director of Emergency Services, on September 10,2026The City of Laguna Beach has adopted a City Council resolution to ratify and extend a local state of emergency proclamation originally issued by the City Manager on September 10, 2026. This action follows significant damage to public infrastructure, beaches, and private sea walls caused by the remnants of Hurricane Marie in September 2026, as well as concerns regarding a predicted significant El Nino event during the Fall 2026 and Winter 2026-27 periods. The proclamation is designed to enable the city to operate at emergency speed, facilitate the acquisition of outside assistance, and establish a pathway for potential financial recovery. To support these emergency efforts, a Notice of Exemption was filed on September 15, 2026, determining that the actions are exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act under Section 15269 for emergency projects. The administrative process is managed by the Deputy Director of Community Development, Anthony Viera, with the place of performance centered in Laguna Beach, California.

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Non-Clinical Crisis Support & Safe Haven OperationsThis subcontract involves the day-to-day operation of a Safe Haven facility for prime contractors working on Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust projects. The service provides a non-clinical, accessible framework designed to offer immediate support to adults experiencing acute psychological distress, integrating health and social care within neighborhood settings to align with NHS England ambitions and the NHS Long Term Plan for Mental Health. The primary objective is the delivery of a fully operational and staffed non-clinical crisis center. This opportunity is categorized under NAICS code 624230 and is managed by the Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust, with a response deadline set for October 19, 2026.

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Logistics Services for Emergency Sheltering and Housing Program

Solicitation # RFP-DEM-26-27-009

The Florida Division of Emergency Management is seeking multiple contractors to provide comprehensive logistical support for Non-Congregate Sheltering and State-Managed Direct Housing missions across Florida. The scope of work includes hoteling and feeding services, staging area operations, and the procurement and management of transportable temporary housing units, such as travel trailers and manufactured housing. Contractors are responsible for the hauling, installation, and deactivation of these units, as well as maintaining a 24/7 maintenance contact center. All services must be executed via Agency-directed task orders or missions and must comply with FEMA's 2024 Direct Housing Guide, ADA requirements, and various environmental and safety standards. The solicitation is an RFP with a response deadline of October 14, 2026, offering an initial contract term of three years with a possible renewal for an additional three years. Awards will be based on best value, combining a technical proposal (100 points) and a price proposal (20 points). Key personnel requirements include a Program Manager with at least five years of experience and a Deputy Program Manager with three years of experience, both possessing advanced knowledge of FEMA assistance programs. Financial requirements are stringent, requiring contractors to have sufficient funds to cover personnel and expenses for at least 90 days following invoice submission. Invoicing is managed electronically through the Division of Emergency Management Enterprise Solution portal, with payments contingent upon annual legislative appropriation for contracts exceeding one fiscal year.

Division of Emergency Management

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MANAGEMENT AND OPERATION OF KUKUIOLA VILLAGE EMERGENCY HOMELESS SHELTER AND ONE-STOP RESOURCE AND ASSESSMENT CENTER, COUNTY OF HAWAI‘I

Solicitation # 27-0020

The County of Hawai'i, through the Office of Housing and Community Development, is soliciting proposals for a qualified provider agency with at least five years of experience to manage and operate the Kukuiola Village Emergency Homeless Shelter and One-Stop Resource and Assessment Center in Kailua-Kona. The scope of work includes the operation of 16 emergency shelter units, a one-stop resource and assessment center, a certified kitchen, and an overnight safe parking program. The selected contractor must employ a Housing First, low-barrier, and trauma-informed approach to provide supportive services to individuals experiencing homelessness. The project is located at TMK No.: (3) 7-4-020:004 and requires the contractor to handle facility maintenance, including a comprehensive preventative maintenance program and annual fire extinguisher inspections. The contract is estimated to start on December 1, 2026, with an initial one-year term and four optional one-year extensions, with a total value of up to 1,500,000 dollars for specified activities. Award selection is based on best value, determined by the highest evaluation score out of 100 points, with cost serving as a weighted factor. The successful provider must ensure all staff are trained in crisis prevention, de-escalation, and cultural competency, while maintaining strict participant confidentiality and CHMIS data quality standards. Proposals must be submitted electronically via the OpenGov Procurement System by the specified deadline and must include detailed management plans, staffing charts, and operational budgets.

Office of Housing and Community Development

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06926P0013-10/2/25 CVAP RFP

Solicitation # 06926P0013

The City of New York, through the Mayor’s Office to End Domestic and Gender-based Violence in partnership with the Department of Social Services/Human Resources Administration, is soliciting proposals for the Crime Victims Assistance Program (CVAP). This initiative aims to provide non-judgmental support, crisis counseling, safety planning, and legal and financial navigation for survivors of domestic violence, gender-based violence, and all other categories of crime. The program is structured across six competition pools, consisting of one citywide pool operating within NYPD precincts and five borough-based pools requiring ADA-compliant community sites. The total program value is estimated at 45,733,449 dollars over the full term, with an annual budget of approximately 15,244,483 dollars. Selected providers must demonstrate cultural responsiveness and a commitment to innovative practices, such as hiring staff with lived experience. Key performance deliverables for the law enforcement pool include contacting prospective clients, conducting safety assessments, and performing outreach to high-risk clients. Proposals are evaluated based on budget management and the quality of data collection, privacy, and reporting protocols. Contractors must comply with stringent New York City regulatory requirements, including Labor Peace Agreements, Community Hiring Rules for contracts over 3 million dollars, and the payment of prevailing or living wages. All applications and supporting documentation must be submitted through the PASSPort system.

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Homeless Outreach Services, PATH, PATH Match, and SOAR Programs

Solicitation # P-10000556

The Baltimore County Department of Health, Bureau of Behavioral Health is soliciting proposals for a qualified non-profit vendor to operate a comprehensive outreach program for individuals experiencing homelessness with behavioral health diagnoses. The program aims to link participants with appropriate behavioral health services to achieve self-sufficiency and permanent housing through three integrated projects: PATH, PATH Match, and SOAR. The total annual compensation for these combined projects is 263,191 dollars, which includes a mix of federal, state general, and local funds. Key performance deliverables include enrolling at least 50 individuals in PATH services, connecting 32 of those to community mental health services, referring 100 percent of eligible individuals to SOAR, and hiring one full-time equivalent SOAR Specialist. The contract requires strict adherence to federal and state regulations, including HIPAA, the HITECH Act, and the Maryland Confidentiality of Medical Records Act. Vendors must comply with non-discrimination mandates under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act. Financial oversight includes mandatory annual audits for contracts exceeding 100,000 dollars and a cap on indirect costs at 10 percent of salary and fringe costs. Proposals are evaluated based on technical proficiency, experience, and administrative structure, with a preference for the most advantageous offer rather than the lowest price. Submissions are due by October 27, 2026, and must include detailed budget justifications and certifications against lobbying.

Health & Human Services

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Low Barrier Shelter

Solicitation # 227007

City of Augusta

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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

Public Health Solutions, acting on behalf of the NYC Health Department, is soliciting proposals for the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program (RWHAP) Part A to provide core medical and supportive services in the Tri-County Region, which includes Putnam, Rockland, and Westchester Counties. The solicitation, numbered 2026.08.HIV.05.01, covers eight distinct service categories: Emergency Financial Assistance, Oral Health Care, Medical Transportation, Medical Case Management, Psychosocial Support, Mental Health, Food and Meal Services, and Medical Nutrition Therapy. Applicants for Medical Nutrition Therapy must also apply for Food and Meal Services. The anticipated period of performance runs from March 1, 2027, to February 28, 2029, divided into two annual budget periods. Proposals must be submitted via the PHS Procurement Portal by October 13, 2026. Evaluation is based on a 100-point scale, with a minimum scoring threshold of 70 points required for funding consideration. Key weighted factors include organizational capacity and staffing (25 points), confidentiality and data security (10 points), and the quality of the line-item budget (5 points). Awards are granted to the most qualified and highest-rated applicants, though the NYC Health Department may award funding out of rank order to ensure geographic distribution. Compliance requirements are stringent, necessitating adherence to 2 CFR Part 200, 45 CFR Part 75, and HIPAA regulations. Awarded applicants must possess a federal Unique Entity ID (UEI) and certify that indirect or administrative costs do not exceed 10% of the subaward funds. Subrecipients are required to participate in clinical quality management activities and submit monthly electronic program narratives to ensure programmatic and fiscal oversight by HRSA and the NYC Health Department.

Public Health Solutions

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Mobile SleepersThe U.S. Forest Service is preparing to recompete its Mobile Sleepers contract in fiscal year 2029 as part of its five-year recurrence cycle, with the solicitation slated for release in August 2026. This initiative will be conducted under an Incident Blanket Purchase Agreement, allowing for flexible and rapid acquisition of mobile sleeping units to support wildfire response and other emergency operations across national forest lands. The contract will serve as a critical resource for providing temporary lodging to personnel deployed during incident response, ensuring operational readiness and personnel welfare in remote or disaster-affected areas. The scope of the contract is designated by zone, indicating that performance will be geographically targeted to meet regional needs across the National Forest System. Although specific details such as NAICS code, set-aside status, and point of contact are not yet available, the solicitation will be publicly accessible via the Forest Service’s official business portal. The absence of a solicitation number and detailed location data suggests this is a forecasted opportunity aimed at industry awareness and market research ahead of formal release, with the intent to secure reliable, scalable, and responsive suppliers capable of delivering mobile sleeping solutions on short notice across diverse and challenging terrains.

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Incident Base CampThe U.S. Forest Service is preparing to recompete the Incident Base Camp contract under its National Solicitation Plan, with a planned solicitation in fiscal year 2034. This contract will be awarded as an Incident Blanket Purchase Agreement and operates on a three-year recurrence cycle, ensuring consistent support for incident management operations across designated zones. The scope centers on establishing and maintaining mobile base camps to support wildfire and emergency response efforts, though specific geographic zones are not detailed in the available information. The contract is forecasted under the Department of Agriculture’s Forest Service and will be administered through a nationwide procurement framework. The solicitation is scheduled to be posted on August 1, 2026, as a forecasted opportunity, with no current solicitation number or set-aside designation identified. No NAICS code, point of contact, or specific place of performance has been provided, indicating that details will be finalized closer to the 2034 award timeline. All information is accessible via the Forest Service’s official website, where stakeholders can monitor updates and prepare for future competition. The structure under the I-BPA model allows for flexible, rapid task order issuance to meet dynamic incident response needs.

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