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52-RFP-2331648103-CCS - Transitional Housing for Offenders with Specialized Needs

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Submission Closed09/25/2026, 07:00:00 PM UTC

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NAICS: 624229

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Supportive Housing Services (Up to 180 Days)

Solicitation # 9594CS26Q0075

The Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency (CSOSA) is soliciting qualified contractors to provide supportive housing services for up to 16 offenders per day within Washington, DC. This is a 100% small business set-aside for Women-Owned Small Business (WOSB) concerns under NAICS code 624229. The contract is structured as a firm-fixed unit price purchase order with a total duration of five years, consisting of a base period and four one-year option periods, with a potential six-month extension. Individual offender placements may last up to 180 days. The selected contractor must provide facilities that comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and strict fire, life safety, and nutrition standards. Key personnel, including a Program Director, Case Manager, and Residential Monitor, must be approved by the government. The contractor is responsible for managing sensitive information, including PII and PHI, and must utilize CSOSA-controlled IT resources for data processing. Award will be based on the best value to the government, prioritizing the qualifications of key personnel and relevant corporate experience over price. Evaluation also includes a review of building compliance, which may involve pre-award inspections. Payment is processed monthly via the Invoice Processing Platform (IPP).

Court Services Offender Supv Agcy

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Off-Site Veterinary Provider (Referral/Emergency Clinic)This subcontract opportunity is for an Off-Site Veterinary Provider to deliver medical, surgical, and emergency care for prime contractors working on Animal Care of Davis County projects. The selected provider will be responsible for emergency and after-hours examinations, specialty diagnostics, surgical overflow, and overnight hospitalization for critical animals, ensuring all clinical treatments and diagnostic reports are delivered. To qualify, the provider must maintain full-service clinic facilities, hold a valid Utah veterinary license, and possess current DEA registration. This opportunity is posted by the state of Utah under NAICS code 624229, with a response deadline of October 21, 2026.

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In-House Shelter Veterinary ProviderThe In-House Shelter Veterinary Provider subcontract involves providing on-site medical and surgical care for prime contractors supporting Animal Care of Davis County shelter projects. The selected provider will be responsible for conducting wellness and pre-operative examinations, performing high-volume spay and neuter surgeries, and executing population health strategies to mitigate the spread of infectious diseases. To qualify for this role, the provider must hold a valid Utah veterinary license and a DEA registration. The contract requires the delivery of comprehensive on-site medical care and the successful completion of all surgical procedures. Interested parties must submit their responses by October 21, 2026.

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In-House and Off-Site Veterinary Services for Animal Care of Davis County

Solicitation # DC2026-07

Animal Care of Davis County (ACDC) is soliciting proposals for qualified veterinary providers to support the medical and surgical needs of shelter animals across 15 cities in Davis County, Utah. The scope of work is divided into two categories: in-house shelter veterinary services, focusing on preventative care, population health, and triage, and off-site services for emergency care, specialty diagnostics, and surgical overflow. Vendors may apply for one or both categories and are not required to offer every service listed. Key requirements include holding a valid Utah state veterinary license, maintaining appropriate DEA registrations for controlled substances, and adhering to professional standards of care. Selected providers must provide digital medical records within 24 hours of an animal's discharge and collaborate closely with ACDC staff on treatment protocols and biosecurity training. Proposals are due by October 21, 2026, via the Bonfire portal. Evaluation is based on valid licensing (pass/fail), experience (30%), veterinary services (30%), cost (30%), and additional value (10%). Awarded vendors must maintain professional liability insurance of 1 million dollars per occurrence and 2 million dollars aggregate, as well as automobile liability and workers compensation insurance. Payment is processed via monthly itemized invoices with a 30-day payment term. The contract is subject to annual appropriations by the County and requires certifications regarding the absence of debarment or prior contract terminations.

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HLC0000131 Transitional Re-Entry Housing NOFA

Solicitation # BD-27-1076-OCDDE-HS003-132676

OCDDEPT03 - Housing Stabilization

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G004--Transitional Housing Services for VAGLAHS 30 Bed Low Demand Safe Haven SPA 5

Solicitation # 36C26226R0083_0001

Solicitation 36C26226R0083 is a total small business set-aside for an indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity contract to provide transitional housing and supportive services for up to 30 homeless male veterans in Service Planning Area 5 for the VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System. The contractor is responsible for securing and providing the housing facility, which must be fully operational and pass a VAGLAHS inspection within 30 to 90 days of the award. The contract has a guaranteed minimum of 1,000 dollars and a maximum aggregate value of 11 million dollars, with an ordering period running from February 1, 2027, through January 31, 2032, and a possible six-month extension. The government will make a single award based on a trade-off analysis of experience, veteran involvement, and price, with experience and veteran involvement being more important than price. Key requirements include the submission of resumes for a program manager, clinical supervisor, and case management staff for approval by the HCHV COR. Performance is monitored via a Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan involving quarterly and annual reviews, and the facility must comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act and the Life Safety Code. Amendment 0001 extended the proposal deadline to October 2, 2026, and provided answers to vendor questions.

262-NETWORK Contract Office 22 (36C262)

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Recovery Residence Housing Services

Solicitation # 952-0910-27

The County of Solano Department of Health and Social Services is seeking a contractor to provide Recovery Residence Housing Services for individuals convicted under Health and Safety Code 11395 who are participating in outpatient treatment through the Solano County Superior Court Adult Drug Court. The contractor will operate and monitor substance-free residential facilities in accordance with Solano County Guidelines for Recovery Residences and must commit to achieving certification under the National Association of Recovery Residence standards. Over the initial 15-month contract period, which is scheduled to run from approximately January 1, 2027, to March 31, 2028, the provider is required to serve a minimum of nine unique participants and provide up to 4,590 total bed-days. The contract has an estimated value not to exceed 250,000 dollars, with the possibility of extensions up to a total term of five years. The selected provider must adhere to strict operational and legal standards, including HIPAA and HITECH Act compliance for handling protected health information and maintaining comprehensive insurance coverage, including professional malpractice and cyber liability. Performance will be monitored through site visits, record reviews, and quarterly summary reports tracking housing stability and participant outcomes. Award selection is based on a best-value approach, evaluating general qualifications, scope of work understanding, and the feasibility of the implementation plan, followed by a formal interview process. Contractors are required to maintain accounting systems compliant with generally accepted accounting principles and submit monthly reimbursement claims supported by functional timesheets.

Health and Social Services

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HOME Investment Partnerships Program CHDO Year 53 (2027-2028) Request for Proposals

Solicitation # HOME-PY53

The City of Syracuse Department of Neighborhood and Business Development has issued Request for Proposals HOME-PY53 for the HOME Investment Partnerships Program Year 53, covering the period from May 1, 2027, to April 30, 2028. The primary objective is to certify or recertify Community Housing Development Organizations (CHDOs) to expand the supply of decent and affordable housing. To be eligible, applicants must demonstrate financial management and programmatic expertise, provide a completed CHDO checklist with bylaws and articles of incorporation, and submit a board resolution and governing body self-certification identifying low-to-moderate income neighborhood residents on their board. Proposals are due by October 26, 2026, via the OpenGov portal or as sealed hard copies. Awarded subrecipients must comply with extensive federal regulations, including Title 42 Chapter 130 and CFR Title 24 Part 92, covering fair housing, environmental reviews, and lead-based paint requirements. Contract administration involves submitting monthly vouchers and performance reports, participating in HUD monitoring meetings, and adhering to a 5% retainage on payments. Selected consultants must maintain general liability insurance of 1 million dollars and professional liability insurance of 2 million dollars. Additionally, contractors must comply with the Fair Employment and Licensure Opportunity Ordinance and maintain all financial records for at least three years following the termination of the agreement.

Neighborhood and Business Development

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Homeless to Housing Request for Proposals

Solicitation # DMHAS-SWS-HOUSING-H2H-2026

The State of Connecticut Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services (DMHAS) is soliciting proposals under solicitation DMHAS-SWS-HOUSING-H2H-2026 to establish programs that assist individuals experiencing sheltered or unsheltered homelessness in finding and sustaining stable, permanent housing. Utilizing a services follows the person model, selected providers will implement interdisciplinary service teams to provide outreach, connect individuals to the Coordinated Access Network (CAN), and offer long-term tenancy support. The program emphasizes individualized advocacy for subsidized housing, behavioral health services, and income increases through employment or social security benefits. Total available funding is 22,770,513.00 dollars annually, with proposals requiring an itemized budget for three years. Eligible proposers must have at least five years of demonstrated experience and provide a transition plan for existing clients as they move toward a standardized statewide H2H model. Proposals are due by November 19, 2026, and will be evaluated based on service expectations, including canvassing schedules and the use of the Housing Assessment and Acuity Index tool. Required submissions include a detailed organizational chart, campaign contribution certifications, and specific disclosures regarding conflicts of interest and confidentiality. The contract is subject to standard State of Connecticut POS terms, including mandatory compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act and Equal Employment Opportunity requirements.

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Senior Housing Case Management ServicesThe Senior Housing Case Management Services subcontract involves providing direct client outreach, case management, and service coordination for prime contractors working on City of Victorville senior housing stability projects. The selected provider is responsible for maintaining confidential client records, performing data entry into the Homeless Management Information System and Coordinated Entry System, and delivering detailed reports on case management and stability outcomes. To be eligible, the contractor must possess a City of Victorville Business License and maintain SAM Liability insurance. This opportunity is managed by the Economic Development agency in California, with a response deadline of October 5, 2026.

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Homelessness Prevention, Diversion, and Rapid Exit Program

Solicitation # 274-HCD-FY27-5

The City of Raleigh's Housing and Community Development department is seeking proposals for the Homelessness Prevention, Diversion, and Rapid Exit Program under solicitation 274-HCD-FY27-5. With an estimated budget of 500,000 dollars, the program aims to provide intensive, strengths-based interventions to prevent housing instability and rapidly transition households out of the homeless response system. The scope of work is divided into three primary tracks: Prevention, which helps clients remain in permanent housing; Diversion, which identifies alternative housing for those requesting shelter entry; and Rapid Exit, which focuses on reducing the length of stay for those currently in emergency shelters. All clients must be referred through the Coordinated Entry System, and eligibility is limited to households with incomes at or below 50 percent of the Area Median Income who meet HUD or McKinney-Vento definitions of homelessness. The selected contractor will provide case management services, including intake, screening, and landlord mediation, and administer financial assistance limited to 7,500 dollars per household. Proposals are due by October 21, 2026, at 5:00 PM EST, and will be evaluated based on merit, cost, and potential interviews. The resulting contract may include one-year renewal options for a maximum term of five years. Awardees must maintain comprehensive insurance coverages, including Commercial General Liability, Automobile Liability, and Worker's Compensation, and must adhere to North Carolina public records laws and OSHA safety standards. All intellectual property developed during the contract will remain the property of the City of Raleigh.

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IDOC Community Reentry Center

Solicitation # 1438

The State of Idaho Division of Purchasing and the Idaho Department of Correction issued RFI 1438 on September 14, 2026, to gather industry capabilities and best practices for outsourcing Community Reentry Center (CRC) services. The primary objective is to inform a future solicitation for the housing and support of approximately 750 residents across locations in Idaho Falls, Twin Falls, Boise, Nampa, and a planned facility in Pocatello scheduled for December 2026. The state is specifically seeking information on 24/7 security staffing, facility provisioning, and comprehensive resident support, including meals, case management, medical care, and behavioral health services. Additionally, the RFI explores reentry services such as employment assistance, life-skills training, vocational programs, and transportation to employment. This process is a Request for Information and not a formal solicitation for bids, meaning no contract award will result directly from this RFI. The state is interested in industry standards for operational security, risk management, insurance coverage, and incident response to prevent escapes or riots. Interested organizations are invited to participate in one-on-one virtual strategy discussions via video conferencing rather than submitting formal written proposals. To participate, interested parties must RSVP to Mack DeYoung by October 2, 2026.

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The North Carolina Department of Adult Correction, through the Division of Rehabilitation and Reentry, is soliciting proposals for transitional housing services to support offenders with specialized needs. The goal is to establish a structured, safe, and positive community-based environment that helps residents achieve self-sufficiency and permanent housing. Vendors must provide a minimum of four beds per location, ensuring facilities are gender-separated and ADA compliant. Comprehensive services are required, including case management, mental health services provided by licensed professionals, substance use treatment, and cognitive behavioral interventions. Staff must be qualified to work with individuals experiencing serious mental illness, substance use disorders, intellectual or developmental disabilities, or traumatic brain injuries, and must be certified in CPR, First Aid, and Nonviolent Crisis Intervention. The contract features an initial one-year term with the possibility of two additional one-year renewals. Award decisions are based on a ranking method to determine the best value, evaluating vendor experience, technical approach, project organization, and pricing. Selected vendors must submit a final work plan and sample report within 60 business days of the award and provide monthly status reports by the tenth of each month. Compliance requirements include annual facility inspections by licensed professionals, mandatory criminal background checks for all staff, and registration with the North Carolina Secretary of State. Proposals are due by September 25, 2026, and must be submitted through the state's Sourcing Tool.