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DPH | HIV Prevention CBA Program Admin Services

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SFGOV-0000011811State & Local

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The San Francisco Department of Public Health is seeking qualified firms to administer and staff the getSFcba program, a capacity building assistance initiative focused on HIV prevention and funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention under PS 24-0020, Component D. The selected proposer will be responsible for program management, staffing, and operational support to strengthen community-based organizations across San Francisco, ensuring alignment with federal goals and local public health priorities. The solicitation, identified as SFGOV-0000011811, was published on July 10, 2026, with proposals due by 2:00 PM PT on August 13, 2026, following a pre-proposal conference on July 23 and a deadline for questions on July 30. An addendum with clarifications is expected on August 6, and an award announcement is estimated for September 2026, with the contract slated to begin on April 1, 2027. A presentation to the Health Commission is tentatively scheduled for March 2027. The primary point of contact for the procurement is Lilian Henriquez Duran, reachable via email at lilian.henriquez@sfdph.org, and all submissions must be made through the city’s procurement portal. Performance of the contract will occur in San Francisco, California, and the award is open to all qualified proposers without specific set-asides. The solicitation emphasizes experience in public health program administration, particularly in HIV prevention and capacity building, and expects proposers to demonstrate strong operational capacity, cultural competency, and the ability to manage federal funds effectively. Proposers are strongly encouraged to review the full solicitation details on the City’s procurement website to ensure full compliance with submission requirements and expectations.

General Info

San Francisco seeks firm to manage HIV prevention program under CDC funding, starting April 2027, with proposals due August 13, 2026.

Agency

California → San Francisco Department of Public HealthView Agency

NAICS

923120 - Administration of Public Health ProgramsView NAICS

Place of Performance

San Francisco, CA, USA

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DPH HIV Prevention CBA Program Admin Services RFP SFGOV-0000011811

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AgencyCalifornia → San Francisco Department of Public Health
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The Department of Public Health (“City” or “DPH”) is requesting proposals from qualified and experienced firms (“Proposers”) to provide the City with program administration and staffing services for a capacity building assistance program titled getSFcba, which is funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) under Funding Opportunity Announcement PS 24-0020, component D. The following is the schedule for this procurement: Activity Time Date RFP Published | 07/10/2026 Pre-Proposal Conference | 07/23/2026 Deadline for Questions | 5:00PM PT | 07/30/2026 Estimated Q&A Addendum Posting | 08/06/2026 Deadline to Submit Proposals | 2:00PM PT | 08/13/2026 Estimated Announcement of Award | September 2026 Health Commission Presentation (if applicable) | March 2027 Estimated Start Date | 04/01/2027

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