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SWORDS TO PLOWSHARES VETERANS RIGHTS ORGANIZATION

UEI: X94QJPJCUGJ4CAGE: 4N1C8

SWORDS TO PLOWSHARES VETERANS RIGHTS ORGANIZATION is a federal contractor, registered under UEI X94QJPJCUGJ4 and CAGE code 4N1C8. It has been awarded $172,329,790 in federal contracts. Primary work spans Unknown NAICS, Temporary Shelters, and Residential Mental Health and Substance Abuse Facilities. Top awarding agencies include Department Of Veterans Affairs, Department Of Labor, and Department Of Housing And Urban Development.

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Registration and classification details

Registration

UEI Code

X94QJPJCUGJ4

CAGE Code

4N1C8

Entity Structure

Corporate Entity (Tax Exempt)

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N/A

Business Classifications

Non-Profit Organization

NAICS Codes

531311Residential Property Managers
541110Offices of Lawyers
541990All Other Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services
561311Employment Placement Agencies
621420Outpatient Mental Health and Substance Abuse Centers
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Award totals, agency breakdown, NAICS distribution, and geographic footprint.

AI Capability Profile

Swords to Plowspheres Veterans Rights Organization specializes in delivering housing and behavioral health services tailored to homeless and at-risk veterans through community-based, trauma-informed models. Their core capabilities include operating low-demand safe haven shelters, providing emergency...

Swords to Plowspheres Veterans Rights Organization specializes in delivering housing and behavioral health services tailored to homeless and at-risk veterans through community-based, trauma-informed models. Their core capabilities include operating low-demand safe haven shelters, providing emergency housing interventions, and delivering residential mental health and substance abuse treatment programs. They deploy housing support specialists to coordinate case management, connect veterans with permanent housing pathways, and ensure continuity of care across transitional and long-term support systems. Their technical expertise lies in implementing VA-aligned homeless veteran programs, including the HUD-VASH framework, integrated behavioral health services, and coordinated entry systems that prioritize vulnerable populations. A key differentiator is their focus on low-barrier, non-conditional housing models that reduce institutional barriers to rehousing, emphasizing dignity, stability, and client autonomy in service delivery. The organization maintains a consistent, long-standing relationship with the Department of Veterans Affairs, delivering a spectrum of veteran-specific housing and residential treatment services under task orders and multi-year contracts. Their work is exclusively aligned with VA’s Homeless Programs, particularly those targeting chronic homelessness through community-based, non-institutional interventions. This sustained engagement reflects deep familiarity with VA’s operational protocols, reporting requirements, and performance metrics for veteran housing initiatives. Their industry focus centers on NAICS 624221 (temporary shelters) and 624229 (other community housing services), with supplementary work in 623220 (residential mental health and substance abuse facilities). They operate at the intersection of veteran services, homelessness intervention, and behavioral health systems, positioning themselves as a niche provider of integrated, housing-first solutions for veterans with complex needs. As an 8H-certified entity based in San Francisco, California, the organization is structured as a small business with a localized yet mission-driven footprint in the federal veteran services market. While they hold no additional federal certifications, their operational presence in a high-need veteran population center enhances their ability to deliver culturally competent, geographically targeted services.

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NAICS: 623220
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SINGLE ADULTS COMPLEX NEEDS SUPPORTED ACCOMMODATION
Solicitation # 26-201 HRS
The London Borough of Haringey is seeking experienced providers for the Single Adults Complex Needs Supported Accommodation service, a project designed to support single adults experiencing or at risk of homelessness who face multiple challenges, including mental health issues, substance use, trauma, and criminal justice involvement. The contract is divided into four lots: Lot 1 focusing on mental health, Lot 2A for emergency and assessment provision, Lot 2B for co-occurring substance use and mental health, and Lot 3 for Housing First. Providers are responsible for arranging suitable accommodation and delivering high-intensity, person-centered support for up to two years, utilizing trauma-informed and psychologically informed environments to help residents stabilize and progress toward independent living. The total estimated value of the procurement is 21,434,726.56 GBP including VAT, with specific estimated values assigned to Lots 1, 2A, and 2B. The initial period of performance runs from April 1, 2027, to March 31, 2031, with potential extensions of up to six additional years, capping the maximum contract duration at ten years. Award criteria are weighted toward quality at 60 percent, price at 30 percent, and social value at 10 percent. The solicitation is open to all suitably skilled providers, with a particular welcome for small and medium-sized enterprises and voluntary, community, and social enterprises. Tenders must be submitted electronically by November 11, 2026.
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NAICS: 624221
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Master Leasing Family Shelter - 2027
Solicitation # MLFSP-2027
The Master Leasing Family Shelter - 2027 solicitation (MLFSP-2027) is issued by the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services Bureau of Community Based Services. This program is designed to provide family shelter services governed by the MDHHS Housing and Homeless Services Division Program Manual. The solicitation has a total program funding amount of 6,889,889 dollars, with an award ceiling of 800,000 dollars and an expected 19 awards. The response deadline for this opportunity is November 16, 2026. Grantees are required to perform activities outlined in the Statement of Work and adhere to strict reporting and financial standards. Key deliverables include quarterly progress reports submitted via the egrams-mi.com portal by the 15th of the month following the quarter's end, a final report due 15 days after the agreement concludes, and a final invention statement within 60 days of completion. Financial requirements mandate that client rental assistance be accounted for separately from other assistance, and all payments must be processed via electronic funds transfer. The contract incorporates extensive regulatory and statutory mandates, including the Elliot-Larsen Civil Rights Act, the Americans with Disabilities Act, and Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. It also requires compliance with federal policies for the protection of human subjects and confidentiality standards for alcohol and drug abuse patient records under the Public Health Service Act of 1944. Additionally, grantees must maintain minimum insurance or governmental self-insurance and comply with federal funding accountability and transparency reporting if they meet specific gross revenue thresholds.
Bureau of Community Based Services

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NAICS: 624221
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07122P0010-Shelter and Overnight Facilities for Homeless Families with Children
Solicitation # 07122P0010
The New York City Department of Homeless Services is seeking qualified vendors through an open-ended Request for Proposals to operate Tier II residences and overnight facilities for homeless families with children. The primary objective is to provide transitional housing and comprehensive supportive services, including case management, employment assistance, and linkages to medical and behavioral health care, to stabilize families and facilitate their transition to permanent housing. The contract term is five years with a four-year option to renew, and awards are based on the most advantageous proposals that meet technical viability and geographic distribution needs. Vendors must submit proposals via the PASSPort system and maintain an approved HHS Accelerator PQL qualification status. Key requirements for submission include proof of site control for the initial five-year term, a detailed property management plan, and a comprehensive budget covering personal services and operational expenses. Facilities must comply with ADA accessibility standards and meet all Department of Buildings, FDNY, and HPD regulations. Additionally, contractors must adhere to specific city mandates, including the Community Hiring Rider for contracts exceeding three million dollars, the Paid Sick Leave Law, and Labor Peace Agreement certifications.
Department Of Homeless Services

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NAICS: 624221
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07122P0013 - Shelter and Overnight Facilities for Homeless Adult Families
Solicitation # 07122P0013
The New York City Department of Homeless Services is seeking proposals under solicitation 07122P0013 to procure high-quality, borough-based shelters and overnight facilities for homeless adult families. The primary objective is to provide transitional housing and comprehensive support services, including case management and the development of Individualized Life Plans, to help families secure and maintain permanent housing. The scope includes the operation of shelters that provide a structured environment for needs assessment and referrals, as well as the Overnight Facility Program, which provides lodging for families applying for shelter between 10:00pm and 10:00am daily. The contract is structured as an open-ended RFP with an initial term of five years and a four-year option to renew, though terms may be adjusted to align with funding or lease agreements. Funding is provided on an as-needed basis, with startup funding to be negotiated. All interested vendors must be prequalified and submit their proposals through the PASSPort web-based system, including detailed budget templates for personnel and other than personnel services. Key operational requirements include ADA compliance and the implementation of specific client responsibility and sanction processes to ensure progress toward housing permanency.
Department Of Homeless Services

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NAICS: 624221
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Domestic Violence Shelter Services
Solicitation # SSD-26-POS-9897
The State of Hawaii Department of Human Services, Social Services Division, is soliciting proposals under solicitation number SSD-26-POS-9897 to provide Domestic Violence Shelter Services. The goal is to deliver coordinated, resilience-focused care for adults and their children who are survivors of domestic, dating, or family violence across the state, including Oahu, Maui, Molokai, Lanai, and Kauai. Key deliverables include the operation of a 24-hour hotline, crisis intervention, and safe shelter and transitional housing services for stays typically up to 120 days. These services are authorized under the Family Violence Prevention and Services Act (FVPSA) Grant and require strict adherence to safety protocols, including the confidentiality of shelter locations and ADA compliance. The selection process follows a three-phase approach: a pass/fail evaluation of mandatory requirements, a 100-point scored evaluation focusing on staffing, experience, facilities, and financial stability, and a final award notice. Proposals must be submitted in PDF format, though the cost proposal must be provided in the original Excel format. The contract is subject to the availability of state and federal funds and requires providers to maintain Hawaii Compliance Express certification and adhere to rigorous criminal history and protective services registry standards. Contract monitoring by the DHS includes the review of program and fiscal reports, as well as annual site visits to evaluate service quality and compliance.
Department of Human Services

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NAICS: 561320
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2026-104 (RFP) Production Labor Provider
Solicitation # 2026-104
The City of Charleston, West Virginia, is soliciting proposals for a Production Labor Provider to supply stagehands, riggers, and live event production personnel on an as-needed, 24/7 basis for the Charleston Coliseum, Charleston Convention Center, and Charleston Theater. The selected provider will enter into a Service Agreement effective February 1, 2027, continuing through December 31, 2030. The scope of work includes technical production services such as loading and unloading trucks, rigging high and low steel grid systems, AV equipment setup, power distribution, and the installation of suspended motors, truss, and lighting. Proposals must be submitted in electronic PDF format to the City of Charleston Purchasing Coordinator by October 29, 2026, at 1:00 PM. The evaluation process will prioritize the most advantageous proposal, with potential interviews for shortlisted firms around November 5th or 6th. Required submissions must follow a specific eight-tab organizational structure and include hourly rates for all four contract years across the three facilities. Key personnel requirements specify that the on-site Supervisor must have at least five years of arena production experience, including three years at a supervisory level. The provider must maintain good standing with Workers Compensation and Unemployment accounts, hold a City of Charleston business license, and comply with West Virginia wage and hour laws. While no prevailing wage rates apply, the provider must ensure all employees are lawfully authorized to work in the United States and that only certified personnel operate mobile equipment. Invoices are to be submitted within three business days of work completion, with payment issued for non-disputed fees within twenty calendar days.
City of Charleston, WV

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