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DPH | Residential Non-Medical Case Management HIV

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SFGOV-0000012173State & Local

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The San Francisco Department of Public Health is seeking grant proposals under solicitation SFGOV-0000012173 to provide residential non-medical case management services for low-income San Francisco residents living with HIV. The primary objective of these services is to ensure clients maintain stable housing and remain engaged in HIV medical care. The city anticipates awarding two grants, and successful proposers must dedicate beds in a residential setting to the clients served. Applicants may propose for one or both of the available programs, the GF Program and the RWPB Program, but must submit a single proposal identifying their choice. The solicitation was published on November 3, 2026, with a final proposal submission deadline of December 16, 2026, at 2:00 PM PT via the PeopleSoft Strategic Sourcing portal. Estimated start dates for the programs are March 1, 2027, for the GF Program and April 1, 2027, for the RWPB Program. Lucinda Huang serves as the primary point of contact for this effort. The procurement process includes a pre-proposal conference and a question deadline, with award announcements expected in January 2027.

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Grants for residential non-medical case management for low-income San Francisco HIV patients.

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San Francisco, CA, USA

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AgencyCalifornia → San Francisco Department of Public Health
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The Department of Public Health (DPH) (hereinafter “City”) is issuing this Request for Grant Proposals (RFGP) (hereinafter “Solicitation”) to seek grant proposals (hereinafter “Proposals”) from qualified and experienced firms (hereinafter “Proposers”) to provide residential non-medical case management services for low-income San Francisco residents living with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). DPH’s HIV Health Services (HHS) section anticipates awarding two grants. Proposers must dedicate beds in a residential setting to clients served under this Solicitation. The goal of these services is to help clients maintain stable housing and get timely access to, and remain engaged in, HIV medical care. Proposers may propose for one or both programs and must submit a single Proposal identifying which program or programs the Proposal addresses. Solicitation Schedule: Activity Time Date RFGP Published 11/03/2026 Pre-Grant Proposal Conference 10:00AM PT 11/17/2026 Join by Microsoft Teams Link: https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/2957743279832854?p=T4F0ApCPE8xzuYHDIw Deadline for Questions 5:00PM PT 11/24/2026 Estimated Q&A Addendum Posting 12/09/2026 Deadline to Submit Grant Proposals 2:00PM PT 12/16/2026 Estimated Short-Listing Notification for Interviews, if applicable January 2027 Estimated Interviews, if applicable January 2027 Estimated Announcement of Award January 2027 Health Commission Presentation (if applicable) February 2027 Estimated Start Date 03/01/2027 GF Program/ 04/01/2027 RWPB Program

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