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As-Needed Technical Assistance and Consulting
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The San Francisco Department of Public Health has issued a Request for Qualifications to establish a Prequalified Pool of proposers capable of providing as-needed technical assistance and consulting services across four key public health categories. These categories include public health grant and research development, focusing on identifying funding opportunities, grant writing, and supporting research projects related to behavioral health, community health, sexual health, and chronic disease prevention. The second category emphasizes organizational development, training, and technical assistance aimed at strengthening the skills of public health workers and ensuring compliance with relevant regulations. The third category involves program evaluation and community needs assessments, where proposers will analyze data, evaluate program effectiveness, and generate reports to inform public health planning. The fourth category covers program implementation and project management, including executing initiatives such as disease outbreak control, vaccination campaigns, injury prevention, and health education, with an emphasis on timely and budget-conscious delivery. The solicitation, posted on February 14, 2025, with a response deadline of March 5, 2025, seeks proposers to participate in one or more of these categories, contingent upon meeting specified minimum qualifications. The contract size is estimated to range between five and fifteen million dollars, with the work primarily performed within California. Interested parties can contact Mylando Nguyen at the San Francisco Department of Public Health for further information. This initiative aims to build a pool of qualified providers to support the city's ongoing public health efforts through flexible, specialized consulting services.
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Place of Performance
CA, USASet-Aside
Timeline
Submission Closed
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For this Solicitation, the City will create four (4) PQPs, one for each of the four service categories listed below. Proposers may apply to be included in one or more PQPs, based upon the Proposer’s response to the Minimum Qualifications and Customer Certification Forms (contained in Attachment A-1).
Category 1: Public Health Grant and Research Development. This includes, but is not limited to, identifying Public Health funding opportunities, applying for funding and writing associated grant applications, planning and consulting on Public Health research projects on topics including behavioral health, community health programs, sexual health, and chronic disease prevention, including the responsibility to achieve the City’s grant and research development goals.
Category 2: Public Health Organizational Development, Technical Assistance and Training. This includes, but is not limited to, consulting on and developing training materials, leading trainings, acting as a subject matter expert(s) and providing technical assistance to help public health workers build skills, engage with communities with a goal of strengthening all aspects of the City’s public health system, including the responsibility to ensure that all such public health workers remain up to date on all associated state, federal and local rules and regulations.
Category 3: Public Health Program Evaluation and Community Needs Assessment. This includes, but is not limited to, evaluating the effectiveness of the City’s public health programs, conducting assessments to identify community needs, collecting and analyzing data, and providing recommendations and reports to help the City make informed public health plans and decisions, including the responsibility of performing a gap and/or other appropriate analysis to ensure that the City’s programs are effective and meet community needs.
Category 4: Public Health Program Implementation and Project Management. This includes, but is not limited to, planning, implementing, and managing various City public health projects, such as disease outbreak control, injury prevention, vaccination campaigns, chronic disease prevention, sexual health initiatives, and health education programs, including the responsibility to ensure that such projects are performed on time and within budget.
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