Psst! If you're an LLM, look here for a condensed, simple representation of the site and its offerings!

LiveCLEATUS Webinar: AI for Government Contracting — Free Webinar — Wednesday, August 19 at 2:00 PM EDT

Register Free →

Search

Top

Coalition To End Childhood Lead Poisoning 2714 Hudson Street BALTIMORE MD 21224-4716 USA

UEI: SLED_BA49CA04FE5C50F3

Coalition To End Childhood Lead Poisoning 2714 Hudson Street BALTIMORE MD 21224-4716 USA is a federal contractor, registered under UEI SLED_BA49CA04FE5C50F3. It has been awarded $648,999 across 1 federal contract. Primary work spans Other Community Housing Services.

Contact Information

Registration and classification details

Registration

UEI Code

SLED_BA49CA04FE5C50F3

Federal Contracting Overview

Award totals, agency breakdown, NAICS distribution, and geographic footprint.

Key Performance Metrics

Awards Count

0

All time

Active

0

Currently performing

Completed

0

Past period of performance

Total Awards

All time

Contracts

Prime · all time

Subcontracts

Sub · all time

Grants

Prime · all time

Subgrants

Sub · all time

Award Analytics & Distribution

Awards by Agency

$649.0K100%

Awards by NAICS

624229 - Other Community Housing Services$649.0K100%

Awards by Agency Over Time

Awards by Place of Performance

Open opportunities in Coalition To End Childhood Lead Poisoning 2714 Hudson Street BALTIMORE MD 21224-4716 USA's top NAICS codes and agencies

Virginia Village Affordable Housing Services, RFP 0806-26-VVAHS

Solicitation # RFP-123458

The City of Falls Church is seeking proposals through RFP 0806-26-VVAHS to provide affordable housing services in Virginia Village, located in Falls Church, Virginia. The solicitation, posted on July 24, 2026, requires responses to be submitted by 5:00 PM on August 6, 2026, and is identified under NAICS code 624229 for other residential care facilities. All relevant documents and updates are hosted on the City of Falls Church Procurement webpage, with information on that site taking priority over any material provided through eVA. The primary point of contact for inquiries is Jim Wise, reachable via email at jwise@fallschurchva.gov or by phone at 703-248-5007. This solicitation is part of the city’s broader effort to support community-based housing services and is under the jurisdiction of the SLED classification, with no specific set-aside type designated at this time.

City of Falls Church

POSTED

DEADLINE

in about 18 hours

Affordable Housing and Supportive Services Demonstration

Solicitation # HHS-2026-ACF-OCS-EAH-0027

The Office of Community Services under the Administration for Children and Families is issuing a funding opportunity to Community Action Agencies and tribes that received FY25 Community Services Block Grant awards and own affordable housing units to implement the Affordable Housing and Supportive Services Demonstration. The initiative aims to enhance housing stability, economic mobility, and overall well-being among residents by aligning public and private support services to reduce dependency and expand access to critical resources. Recipients must deliver or coordinate a broad array of services including early childhood education and childcare, afterschool and summer programs, mental health and addiction services, healthcare referrals, financial literacy and homeownership counseling, transportation assistance, and support for individuals with disabilities and older adults. Services must be provided directly to residents living in affordable housing units owned by the recipient, with emphasis on coordination between internal programs and external partners through case management and referral systems. Applications are evaluated based on a weighted scoring system totaling up to 115 points, with the highest weight assigned to the quality and effectiveness of the proposed response, followed by anticipated impact, organizational capacity, alignment with ACF priorities, and a detailed line-item budget. Up to five bonus points are available for projects targeting extremely low-income or formerly homeless households, requiring documentation of household income against HUD or HHS poverty guidelines. Applicants must have an active Unique Entity Identifier in SAM.gov and submit required attachments, including an ACF priorities alignment attestation, legal proof of nonprofit status, indirect cost agreement, organizational chart, third-party agreements, and letters of support—all of which are excluded from the 75-page narrative limit. Proposals must be submitted electronically via Grants.gov by August 24, 2026, using specified file formats without encryption or compression. Funding is available in amounts between $150,000 and $300,000 per award, with an anticipated seven awards totaling $2.1 million. Compliance with 2 CFR Part 200 is mandatory, including financial management, data security, privacy protections for personally identifiable information, and participation in a federal evaluation involving longitudinal data collection. Funds are prohibited from being used for abortion-on-demand services or certain DEI-related activities, and recipients must certify adherence to all federal compliance and reporting obligations.

Administration For Children And Families - Ocs

POSTED

DEADLINE

FY2026/ATYS/Housing/SRR/(Hold Req)/Base Year/10-01-25 to 09-30-26/Brandi GladdenThe contract is for housing services under the Behavioral Health agency of the District of Columbia, targeting a 12-bed capacity with a per diem rate of $126.50 for the fiscal year beginning October 1, 2025, and ending September 30, 2026. It is listed as a forecast entry with no solicitation number, set-aside designation, or NAICS code provided, indicating it is an anticipated requirement rather than a currently open bid. The point of contact information is missing, and the place of performance details including city, state, and zip code are not specified, though the agency is clearly identified as the District of Columbia’s Behavioral Health department. The contract is managed under the name Brandi Gladden and can be accessed via the provided online portal for further administrative details.

Behavioral Health (DBH)

POSTED

DEADLINE

Case Management and Client Support ServicesThe contract under the title Case Management and Client Support Services is a subcontract aimed at providing comprehensive, ongoing case management to vulnerable populations experiencing homelessness in San Diego County. Services include conducting thorough needs assessments, facilitating timely service referrals, developing individualized goal plans, and continuously tracking client progress to ensure meaningful outcomes. The work is governed under NAICS code 624229, which categorizes it within social assistance services for individual and family services. The solicitation was posted on May 28, 2026, and is administered by the California agency under San Diego County, with performance expected to take place within the county's jurisdiction. While specific geographic details and point of contact information are not provided, the project is accessible via the official California CEQA network portal for transparency and tracking purposes.

San Diego County

POSTED

DEADLINE

HOPWA - South Bay Community Services (SBCS)The South Bay Community Services program, funded through a HOPWA initiative by San Diego County, aims to establish an affordable housing community offering permanent supportive housing for approximately 12 families facing complex challenges. The initiative adopts a holistic model designed to address barriers to stability by integrating essential services such as case management, transportation assistance, access to nutritious food, and connections to health benefit programs. This effort supports long-term housing stability while improving overall well-being through coordinated support systems. Funding is allocated to ensure residents receive the resources necessary to overcome hardship and achieve self-sufficiency. The project is managed by San Diego County, with primary contact information provided through Deputy Director Kelly Salmons, and is forecasted for implementation with a posted date of May 28, 2026. The initiative is located in California, with no specific city or zip details provided in the public data.

San Diego County

POSTED

DEADLINE

State - ESG - Family Health Center of San DiegoThe Family Health Center of San Diego will receive funding through a state grant administered by San Diego County to deliver essential supportive services aimed at addressing housing instability and homelessness. These services include the distribution of educational flyers, training programs for staff and clients, rental assistance, rapid rehousing interventions, case management, administrative support, and operation of the Housing Management Information System to track and manage client data effectively. The initiative is designed to enhance access to stable housing and improve outcomes for vulnerable populations across San Diego County. The contract is posted as a forecast with a public notice date of May 28, 2026, under the jurisdiction of California state and county agencies. All program activities will be performed within California, specifically in San Diego County. Kelly Salmons, Deputy Director at San Diego County, serves as the primary point of contact for inquiries and project coordination, with email and phone details listed for direct communication. No specific solicitation number or NAICS code is provided, indicating this is an anticipated funding opportunity rather than an active procurement at this time.

San Diego County

POSTED

DEADLINE

HOPWA--Fraternity-House -- Housing Operations - Semi-Independent LivingSan Diego County is forecasting funding for the Fraternity House program to enhance housing stability for vulnerable populations through a continuum of supportive services aimed at transitioning individuals and families from homelessness to permanent housing. The initiative will operate approximately 57 semi-independent living units, providing residents with sustained case management designed to foster self-sufficiency. Services include access to a food pantry and transportation assistance to ensure clients can attend medical appointments, secure resources, and meet essential daily needs. The program is targeted at residents in Vista, California, and will be managed by the county’s housing and support services division under the oversight of Deputy Director Kelly Salmons, who can be reached via email or phone for further information. The forecast was posted on May 28, 2026, signaling upcoming funding opportunities for organizations interested in supporting this housing initiative.

San Diego County

POSTED

DEADLINE

Supportive Services ProvisionThe contract involves providing non-wage support services to participants to facilitate their engagement in the workforce. These services include transportation, childcare, housing assistance, and counseling, all aimed at removing barriers that may hinder workforce participation. The contract is designated as a subcontract under the NAICS code 624229, which typically relates to other individual and family services. Issued by the Employment and Training Administration within the Department of Labor, the contract was posted in May 2026, with a response deadline extending to the end of December 2028. While specific details such as solicitation number, set-aside status, and exact locations of performance are not provided, the focus remains on supportive services designed to aid individuals in overcoming challenges to employment. This contract supports the broader objective of workforce development and economic empowerment by addressing essential needs beyond direct wage support.

Employment And Training Administration

POSTED

DEADLINE

in over 2 years

RFP-758-2500000122-13 | Halfway Houses and Recovery Kentucky Centers

Solicitation # RFP 758 2500000122

The Commonwealth of Kentucky is soliciting proposals for the operation of Reentry Service Centers and Recovery Kentucky Centers, residential facilities designed to provide reentry and substance use disorder treatment services to felons, probationers, parolees, and pre-release offenders. This solicitation, identified as RFP-758-2500000122-13, was originally issued on October 15, 2024, with a submission deadline of October 14, 2026, at 3:30 PM Eastern Time. The project aims to establish or utilize secure yet non-high-security facilities—without barbed wire or other extreme measures—where residents are under supervision or reduced custody, and no minimum or maximum bed capacity is mandated, allowing flexibility in facility design and operation. Proposals must be submitted electronically through the state’s eProcurement system, with hardcopy submissions requiring a corresponding thumb drive and being secondary to the mandatory digital submission. The contract structure is firm fixed unit price, with no price negotiations permitted; vendors must accept all listed per diem rates as fixed and non-negotiable, and failure to comply is considered a material breach. Multiple contracts may be awarded statewide, without a guaranteed minimum quantity of beds or participants. Contract requirements are detailed across numerous addenda and modifications, with Attachment A serving as the primary document outlining scope, submission instructions, and terms. Vendors must demonstrate compliance with federal and state regulations, including the Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA), state health codes mandating a minimum of 50 square feet per resident, one toilet and wash basin per eight residents, and adequate ventilation and lighting. All facilities must support comprehensive programming, including full-time substance abuse professional staffing with defined daily program hours. Compliance with Kentucky’s Personal Information Security and Breach Investigation Act is mandatory, requiring vendors to safeguard resident data, notify authorities within 72 hours of any breach, and align security protocols with state technology standards. Contractors must maintain commercial general liability insurance of $1 million per occurrence and $2 million aggregate, professional liability coverage of $1 million per occurrence and $3 million annual aggregate, and automobile liability of $1 million per occurrence, all naming the Commonwealth as an additional insured on a primary and noncontributory basis. Vendors must also affirm non-discrimination in hiring and comply with state-specific bidder status requirements, such as resident bidder status defined by prior Kentucky tax filings, and submit required affidavits regarding campaign finance and contractor qualifications. The Kentucky Department of

POSTED

DEADLINE

Youth Homelessness NOFO for FY2024 and FY2025

Solicitation # CPD-2600-DC-0035

The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) is offering funding through two distinct programs aimed at addressing youth homelessness for individuals aged 24 and under. The Youth Homelessness Demonstration Initiative (YHSI) grants and the Youth Homelessness Demonstration Program (YHDP) provide separate funding sources designed to support communities in reducing youth homelessness by implementing comprehensive housing solutions and related services. These programs target not only housing stabilization but also services addressing chronic health conditions, substance use, domestic violence, childhood abuse, and employment barriers. Approximately 50 communities will be selected for YHSI grants to either establish new youth homelessness response systems or enhance existing ones. Meanwhile, YHDP will fund between 26 and 50 communities, with special consideration given to those serving substantial rural populations. HUD will also provide technical assistance to the communities awarded funding under these programs to support project implementation and improvement. Participation in evaluation activities conducted by HUD is expected once awards are announced. The initiative reflects a significant federal investment aimed at creating holistic, evidence-based approaches to effectively addressing the multifaceted needs of homeless youth. Interested parties can contact HUD directly for more information or assistance with the application process.

Department Of Housing And Urban Development

POSTED

DEADLINE

Comprehensive Housing Counseling (CHC) and the Housing Counseling Training (HCT) NOFO (FY2026)The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) is offering funding through its Housing Counseling Grant Program aimed at HUD-approved housing counseling agencies. These agencies provide crucial services including counseling and advice related to property maintenance, financial management, and housing literacy for tenants and homeowners. The program supports clients in enhancing their housing conditions, addressing financial needs, and fulfilling the responsibilities tied to tenancy or homeownership. By doing so, it aids individuals and families in obtaining and maintaining stable housing, whether through sustainable homeownership or affordable rental housing. The notice of funding opportunity (NOFO) also emphasizes the important role housing counseling agencies play in preventing housing scams and discrimination, acting as a vital connection to a range of housing assistance programs at the local, state, federal, and private levels. This grant program underlines the importance of housing counseling in securing equitable housing opportunities and ensuring housing stability. Interested parties can contact Gabriela Roman for more information, and further details are available through the grants.gov portal.

Department Of Housing And Urban Development

POSTED

DEADLINE

Conditional Release Program (CONREP) Supplemental Rate Housing Services

Solicitation # 042-3011901-CC

The County of Orange Health Care Agency is soliciting proposals from qualified entities to provide Supplemental Rate Housing Services under its Conditional Release Program (CONREP), aimed at supporting justice-involved individuals requiring supervised residential housing. The contract covers a two-year period from July 1, 2026, through June 30, 2028, and involves delivery of housing with integrated support services, including safe accommodations, meals, transportation, life skills training, behavioral support, and culturally appropriate care tailored to individuals with mental health or dual diagnoses. Providers must comply with state and federal regulations, including California Code of Regulations Title 22, HIPAA, immigration laws, and civil rights statutes, ensuring facility standards such as maintaining a reasonable resident-to-bathroom ratio and enforcing established house rules to maintain safety and program integrity. Performance metrics focus on community integration, including recidivism rates and engagement in employment or education, with required reporting and cooperation with ongoing quality improvement processes. Key contractual stipulations emphasize strict financial accountability and ethical use of funds, prohibiting cash payments to clients, lobbying, fundraising, and prohibited expenditures such as gifts or entertainment. Salary payments must adhere to Executive Salary Schedule caps, with no severance or rent payments made for non-compliant facilities. Conflict of interest provisions require disclosure of relationships with county officials and restrict employing current county employees. Despite absence of formal clause numbering, the contract includes administrative requirements for confidentiality, nondiscrimination, insurance coverage, and employee eligibility verification. Payment is made monthly in arrears upon submission of approved invoices, with inspections of services conducted at provider facilities and acceptance determined at the County's business office in Santa Ana, CA. Proposals must be submitted electronically by April 23, 2026, following detailed instructions, and the County reserves discretion in award decisions based on responsiveness, financial stability, and compliance criteria. The contract does not specify fixed pricing or option periods and excludes requirements for key personnel designation or security clearances, focusing instead on delivering consistent, regulatory-compliant housing services to facilitate successful community reintegration of justice-involved individuals.

Health Care Agency

POSTED

DEADLINE

Assertive Community TreatmentThe program aims to establish or expand Assertive Community Treatment services for transition-aged youth aged 18 to 25, adults, and older adults living with a serious mental illness, with a specific focus on those experiencing homelessness or at imminent risk of homelessness. These services are designed to provide comprehensive, community-based support to improve mental health outcomes, reduce institutionalization, and promote stability through intensive, multidisciplinary care teams. The initiative is being administered by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration under the Department of Health and Human Services and is currently in the forecast stage, meaning funding is anticipated but not yet available. Interested parties may direct inquiries to Shane Grant at the provided contact information, and further details on program expectations and application procedures will be available through the official grants.gov portal.

Substance Abuse And Mental Health Services Administration

POSTED

DEADLINE

27-444DHS-MENTH-B-51449 | FY27 DMH SS Develop Supportive Housing - CSH

Solicitation # 27-444DHS-MENTH-B-51449

The solicitation numbered 27-444DHS-MENTH-B-51449 issued by the Illinois Department of Human Services, Mental Health Division, solicits services for the development and support of Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) under the FY27 DMH SS Develop Supportive Housing - CSH program. The work is centered in Springfield, Illinois, and primarily focuses on delivering a comprehensive range of supportive housing activities to comply with the Williams Consent Decree and align with federal programs such as HUD 811, HOME, CDBG, and Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) initiatives. The scope includes convening working groups, developing consumer assessment tools to match individuals with housing opportunities, managing the statewide Bridge Online Data System for subsidy administration, delivering multi-tiered training curricula for housing locators and case managers, conducting landlord outreach, fostering partnerships with public housing authorities, and providing ongoing technical assistance and policy recommendations to enhance PSH access and quality. The solicitation documents outline performance expectations including annual training programs, continuous data system support, stakeholder engagement, and implementation of fair housing and eviction prevention strategies. While detailed programmatic deliverables and operational frameworks are provided, formal contract terms such as contract type, period of performance, pricing details, evaluation criteria, and special contractual clauses are not included in the available materials. Additionally, standard procurement elements like proposal instructions, representations and certifications, payment and invoicing information, and inspection or acceptance procedures are absent or only indirectly referenced. The contract emphasizes alignment with Illinois state mental health goals and federal housing regulations but lacks explicit guidance on administrative or financial processes, award methodologies, or performance oversight roles, suggesting that further documentation would be required for a complete procurement understanding.

POSTED

DEADLINE

Vehicle Recompete: Idc 36C26022D0037The contract, identified as IDC Vehicle 36C26022D0037, pertains to HUD-VASH case management services and is managed by the Department of Veterans Affairs through the 260-NETWORK Contract Office 20. The ordering period for this contract extends until August 31, 2027. It is a full-recompete contract with a high confidence rating and does not utilize any set-aside programs. The total ceiling value of the contract is nearly $10 million, with no active task orders at present. Among the awarded task orders, the largest is for HUD-VASH case management services valued at approximately $1.86 million, contracted to ColumbiaCare Services, Inc. The contract falls under NAICS code 624229, which relates to services for community care and assistance. This recompete vehicle was posted in early March 2026 and serves as a critical instrument for delivering support services to veterans through the HUD-VASH program, ensuring continued case management support under the Department of Veterans Affairs' oversight.

260-NETWORK Contract Office 20 (36C260)

POSTED

DEADLINE

New Reach, Inc.

Solicitation # 25DSS6111TI

The contract with New Reach, Inc. involves the allocation of state resources from the Connecticut Department of Social Services for general operating support, focusing on crisis assistance, eviction prevention, and housing support services. This solicitation, identified by number 25DSS6111TI, was posted on December 1, 2025, and has a response deadline set for July 1, 2027. The contract is intended to support the state's social service efforts under the agency’s jurisdiction, specifically aiming to address housing stability and emergency assistance needs within Connecticut. Key contacts for this solicitation include Agne Covill, the Contract Administrator from the Department of Social Services, and Chelsea Reid, the Supplier Contact at New Reach, Inc. While specific details such as exact location within Connecticut or NAICS codes were not provided, the contract emphasizes a focus on social service delivery through State and Local Education Departments (SLED). Interested parties can find more information through the Connecticut state's official procurement portal.

Department of Social Services

POSTED

DEADLINE

Transitional Assistance 2025

Solicitation # BD-26-1071-MFP-MF00-123261

The Transitional Assistance 2025 contract issued by MassAbility of Massachusetts establishes a Master Service Agreement to engage providers in supporting eligible participants enrolled in various state-administered waiver and support programs, including MFP DEMO, MFP CL, ABI N, MFP RS, ABI RH, TBI, and other valid Commonwealth programs. The contract’s core objective is to assist these participants in overcoming barriers to securing independent housing, facilitating the housing search process, and enabling the purchase of necessary household setup items classified as non-recurring, allowable costs. Services under this contract are designed to promote successful community transitions or approved situational moves for participants, with performance extending from March 2026 through February 2035, and rolling enrollment accepted until August 2034. The overall contract value is estimated between $5 million and $15 million, with multiple contractors anticipated to be awarded to fulfill statewide service needs. The procurement process is governed primarily by Massachusetts-specific regulations, including 801 CMR 21.00 and 808 CMR 1.00, as well as the Commonwealth Standard Contract Form and associated Terms and Conditions, all incorporated by reference. There are no federal FAR clauses directly included, but federal disclosure and certification requirements apply when relevant. The contract emphasizes compliance with HIPAA Privacy and Security Rules, requiring contractors to safeguard protected health information while maintaining service delivery standards. Providers must submit detailed organizational documentation, including financial and audit reports, related party disclosures, and supplier diversity certifications. The evaluation methodology applies a Best Value approach, scoring bidders across technical criteria such as qualifications, geographic coverage, after-hours availability, purchasing capability, and housing experience, combined with points for meaningful Supplier Diversity Program (SDP) commitments involving certified diverse business partners. Successful contractors must comply with contract administration requirements including electronic invoicing via EFT, performance monitoring, subcontractor oversight, and contractual amendments provisions. Appendices and tools such as housing search trackers and cost proposal worksheets support the operational and reporting aspects of the contract, while no specific packaging, inspection, or FOB terms are stipulated within the available documents. Overall, this contract provides a comprehensive framework to deliver transitional housing assistance aligned with Commonwealth program goals, emphasizing regulatory compliance, supplier diversity, and outcome-driven service delivery.

POSTED

DEADLINE

in about 8 years

Community Residential Facilities

Solicitation # 21120-16-2222662

The Correctional Service of Canada is seeking expressions of interest from suppliers to provide Community Residential Facilities that offer 24-hour accommodation, monitoring, and support services to federally sentenced offenders transitioning back into the community under conditional release, statutory release, or Long-Term Supervision Orders. These facilities serve as critical bridges between institutional custody and full reintegration, offering meals, counseling, life skills training, employment support, health referrals, and crisis intervention tailored to individual needs. Suppliers must already own and operate residential facilities and are not expected to construct new ones; services are delivered on an as-needed basis with contracts typically lasting one year, extendable at CSC’s discretion. To qualify, suppliers must demonstrate at least two years of experience within the past five years working with adult offenders on conditional release and providing residential accommodation in a supervised setting. Compliance with all federal, provincial, municipal, and local laws, including zoning, health, safety, and fire codes, is mandatory, alongside adherence to CSC’s Commissioner’s Directives and security protocols established by the Canadian Industrial Security Directorate. Suppliers are required to carry a minimum of $2 million in Commercial General Liability Insurance naming Canada as an additional insured. All submissions must be made in writing via email to the designated contracting authority before the deadline of December 31, 2026, and must clearly identify any confidential or proprietary information. This is not a formal solicitation or tender process, and CSC retains full discretion to evaluate, accept, reject, or ignore any submissions without obligation to proceed with procurement.

Correctional Service of Canada

POSTED

DEADLINE