Domestic Violence High Risk Teams Program

The Domestic Violence High Risk Teams (DVHRT) program was established following the enactment of House Bill 1715 in 2023 and is designed to prevent domestic violence homicides through an evidence-based framework developed by the Geiger Institute. The program employs risk assessments to identify high-risk intimate partner violence cases and refers these cases to a specialized, multi-disciplinary team for intervention. The contract, issued by the Washington Department of Commerce, seeks proposals under solicitation number 25-31114-000, with a response deadline of June 5, 2024. The project has a budget range between $500,000 and $2,000,000 and falls under the NAICS code 541990, indicating a focus on professional, scientific, and technical services. The program is part of the state's efforts to enhance domestic violence prevention and intervention strategies, leveraging a collaborative approach involving various agencies and experts. The primary contact for this solicitation is Jodi Honeysett, reachable via email at [email hidden] or by phone at [phone hidden]. The contract aims to support the development and implementation of the DVHRT model across Washington, ensuring that high-risk cases are promptly identified and managed to reduce the incidence of domestic violence-related homicides. More information about the solicitation can be accessed through the provided online link.