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The Department is seeking proposals from local nonprofit organizations with proven experience in Code Enforcement Outreach, specifically targeting City landlords, to support the implementation of a citywide program aimed at helping landlords and property managers understand and comply with the San Francisco Housing Code. The initiative is designed to foster voluntary compliance through education and outreach, reducing violations and improving housing conditions across the city. Proposals must demonstrate a track record of engaging directly with landlords, delivering clear and actionable information, and building trust within the property management community. Solicitation SFGOV-0000011989, titled EXT DBI | CEOP - Citywide Landlords, was posted on August 8, 2026, with a mandatory response deadline of September 8, 2026, at 10:00 PM. The contract is open to local nonprofit entities only and will be performed entirely within San Francisco, California. Primary contact for inquiries is Yan Yan Lee, reachable via email at sharon.lee@sfgov.org or phone at 415-558-6947. Further details and the application portal can be accessed through the official City Partner website using the provided UI link. While no set-aside classification or NAICS code is specified, applicants must be prepared to showcase their capacity to deliver culturally competent, timely, and scalable outreach services citywide.

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Local nonprofits invited to provide code enforcement outreach to San Francisco landlords by September 8, 2026.

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California → Office of Contract AdministrationView Agency

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813319 - Other Social Advocacy OrganizationsView NAICS

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San Francisco, CA, USA

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NONE

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G-100 (02-26) Grant Agreement - City and County of San Francisco

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AgencyCalifornia → Office of Contract Administration
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The Department requests Proposals from local non-profit organizations with demonstrated experience in Code Enforcement Outreach with an emphasis on City landlords to support the Department achieve its mission. The Code Enforcement Outreach Program targeted to landlords citywide is intended to assist landlords and property managers in understanding and complying with the San Francisco Housing Code.

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