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This Solicitation opportunity from New Mexico was posted on April 10, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Emergency Shelter Operator

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FY26-HSRFP-087State & Local

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The City of Santa Fe is seeking a qualified contractor to operate a low-barrier, 24-hour emergency shelter located at 2801 Cerrillos Road. This facility serves up to 100 adults experiencing homelessness, prioritizing those with complex needs such as serious mental illness, substance use disorders, and formerly incarcerated individuals. The contractor will be responsible for daily operations, ensuring client safety and dignity, and coordinating access to case management, behavioral health services, income supports, and pathways to permanent housing. Operations include continuous staffing, provision of two meals daily, secure storage for client belongings, and adherence to trauma-informed, Housing First principles. The shelter functions as an interim solution while the City evaluates long-term facility options. The program is part of a broader City initiative by the Youth and Family Services Division to address homelessness through increased capacity, supportive services, and outreach to vulnerable populations, reflecting a commitment to comprehensive, dignified assistance. Proposals will be evaluated on multiple factors emphasizing quality and experience, including narrative clarity, organizational capabilities, references, cost competitiveness, and local preference compliance. The contract incorporates City-specific special requirements such as compliance with the Santa Fe Living Wage Ordinance, confidentiality of client and City data, and mandatory disclosures regarding past contract-related issues. Contractor performance will be monitored through occupancy targets, data reporting aligned with HUD and Continuum of Care standards, and operational adherence to ADA and other regulations. The procurement is structured as a trade-off source selection prioritizing proposal quality and alignment with City goals over cost alone. Communication and submissions are managed electronically via the OpenGov portal, with a response deadline set for May 8, 2026. The City retains full oversight over contract administration, including acceptance of deliverables, and reserves rights to enforce personnel changes, ensure confidentiality, and require compliance with all terms.

General Info

City seeks contractor to operate 24-hour emergency shelter for 100 homeless adults, focusing on complex needs.

Agency

New Mexico → Youth & FamiliesView Agency

NAICS

624230 - Emergency and Other Relief ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

NM, USA

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

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Horizons_Declination_2801_Cerillos_Rd_Scope_3.30.26.pdf

PDF

AdvertisingForm.FY26HSRFP087.docx

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Proof_&_Quote_Legal_#95172.pdf

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Emergency Shelter Operator.pdf

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Blanket_Services_Determination_-_Human_Services.pdf

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AgencyNew Mexico → Youth & Families
Contacts2 people available
OfficeSanta Fe, NM, 87501, USA
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New Mexico → Youth & Families
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Office AddressSanta Fe, NM, 87501, USA
Contacts
Kristen WoodsProgram Manager
JoAnn D. Lovato MontañoProcurement Manager

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The City of Santa Fe ("City") owns and operates a facility located at 2801 Cerrillos Road, which has been repurposed as an emergency shelter to serve individuals experiencing homelessness. This facility functions as a low-barrier, congregate shelter with a capacity of up to 100 adult clients. The shelter primarily serves individuals with high and complex needs, including those experiencing serious mental illness (SMI), substance use disorders (SUD), and individuals who are formerly incarcerated or other heightened risk factors. The City has prioritized this population as part of its broader commitment to providing care and stabilization services for the most vulnerable members of the community. Through this program, the City aims to ensure access to safe, dignified, and consistent emergency shelter while supporting pathways to stability. This includes connections to case management, behavioral health services, income supports, and permanent housing opportunities. The City is seeking to procure a qualified operator to manage this low-barrier, 24-hour shelter. The selected contractor will be responsible for day-to-day operations, maintaining a safe and respectful environment, and coordinating service delivery and housing navigation for shelter clients. The shelter will continue to operate at 2801 Cerrillos Road on an interim basis while the City evaluates the long-term viability of the current site and explores future facility options. From a holistic perspective, the City of Santa Fe's Youth and Family Services Division is seeking shelter and housing solutions to address homelessness in our community in a variety of ways. Over recent years, the City has advanced a concerted, multi-pronged effort to address encampments, increase non congregate shelter beds and provide robust, supportive services for the City's increasing homeless population. These collective efforts reflect the City's ongoing commitment to aid vulnerable populations in our community and provide comprehensive, dignified solutions to the homelessness crisis.

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