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This Solicitation opportunity from Washington was posted on August 10, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

2027 - 2028 Homeless Prevention

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26-002-Homeless-PreventionState & Local

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NAICS: 624190
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RFP J28003 Domestic Violence Intervention Services, Adult Client
Solicitation # J28003
The Hawaii Department of Judiciary is soliciting proposals under RFP J28003 to provide Adult Domestic Violence Intervention services for the Adult Client Services Branch in the First Circuit (Oahu). The primary objective is to deliver evidence-based, trauma-informed, and gender-responsive cognitive-behavioral intervention services for adults and juveniles adjudicated for domestic violence, as well as supportive services for victims and children. The program aims to enhance community safety and reduce recidivism by holding perpetrators accountable and providing them with the skills necessary to prevent further victimization. Services must be provided in-person and adhere to current Hawaii domestic violence intervention standards, incorporating Motivational Interviewing and culturally responsive practices. The contract has a maximum aggregate term of four years, with a potential two-year extension based on funding and performance. Awardees are evaluated through a three-phase process, with a heavy emphasis on the provider's ability to collaborate with criminal justice agencies, the judiciary, and domestic violence coalitions. Key performance metrics include a requirement that 100 percent of completing clients create a non-violent behavior plan and 85 percent of clients demonstrate a 50 percent improvement in their understanding of domestic violence. The Judiciary will monitor performance through periodic scheduled and unscheduled site visits, audits, and a review of quarterly and year-end reports. Applicants must be registered and in good standing with the Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs and provide tax clearances from the IRS and Hawaii State Department of Taxation for contracts exceeding 25,000 dollars. Proposals must be submitted electronically via HlePRO by December 3, 2026. The selected provider must comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act, Title VI language access requirements, and all state and federal labor laws. All awards made through the HlePRO system are subject to a 0.75 percent transaction fee, capped at 5,000 dollars for the total contract term.
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The 2027 - 2028 Homeless Prevention solicitation, numbered 26-002-Homeless-Prevention, is issued by the Human Services agency in Washington for performance in Pierce County. This initiative directly supports Goal 3 of the Pierce County 2025-2030 Comprehensive Plan to End Homelessness, which focuses on preventing homeless episodes to achieve functional zero. The associated Client Service Agreement provides a funding amount of 4,250,000 dollars and requires the contractor to deliver services based on specific performance metrics, with a minimum compliance standard of 90 percent. The contractor is responsible for submitting monthly reimbursement requests within 15 calendar days of the billing period end, with payments issued by the County within 30 calendar days. The contract is governed by the laws of the State of Washington and requires strict adherence to non-discrimination laws, including the Civil Rights Act and the Americans with Disabilities Act. Contractors must maintain comprehensive insurance coverage, including Commercial General Liability, Professional Liability, and Cyber Liability, with most limits set at 1,000,000 dollars or higher. Key operational requirements include maintaining a written drug-free workplace policy, ensuring data security, and prohibiting the use of funds for inherently religious activities. The County retains the right to conduct announced and unannounced monitoring, including audits of financial records and on-site inspections, and requires that all records be maintained for up to six years following the expiration of the agreement.

General Info

Pierce County funds 2027–2028 homeless prevention initiatives targeting high-risk populations through evidence-based, equity-focused interventions.

Place of Performance

WA, USA

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Documents

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Client Service Agreement Contract Document

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RFP 26-002-Homeless-Prevention 2027-2028 Homeless Prevention Services

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AgencyWashington → Human Services
Contacts1 person available
OfficeTacoma, WA, 98402, USA
Organization / AgencyWashington → Human Services
Office AddressTacoma, WA, 98402, USA
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Anne Marie EdmundsProcurement & Contract Specialist

Interested Companies (42)

GoodRoots NorthwestBonney Lake, WA
YWCA Pierce CountyTacoma, WA
Grant ConsultantTucson, AZ

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In June 2026, Pierce County adopted an update to the Comprehensive Plan to End Homelessness ( Pierce County 2025-2030 Comprehensive Plan to End Homelessness ) , reaffirming the County's commitment to preventing and ending homelessness through a coordinated, data-informed homeless crisis response system. The updated CPEH documents the scale of homelessness in Pierce County and establishes strategies to achieve functional zero —a state in which any person experiencing a new episode of homelessness has immediate access to shelter and an appropriate permanent housing intervention. The updated CPEH identifies eight strategic goals: Promote an equitable, accountable, and transparent homeless crisis response system. Prioritize assistance based on the greatest barriers to housing stability and the greatest risk of harm while ensuring interventions are effective for all populations. Prevent homeless episodes whenever possible. Ensure adjacent systems address the needs of people experiencing or at risk of homelessness. Meet the immediate needs of people experiencing homelessness. Expand the permanent housing system to meet community need. Strengthen the homeless provider workforce. Ensure every person has access to stable housing that meets their needs. This funding opportunity directly supports Goal 3: Prevent Homeless Episodes Whenever Possible .

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