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Ext Dph | Hepatitis C (HCV) Navigation And Treatm
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SFGOV-0000007624State & LocalSubmission Closed
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CA, USASet-Aside
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1 update
PhaseClosed
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AgencyCalifornia → San Francisco Department of Health
Contacts1 person available
OfficeN/A
Organization / AgencyCalifornia → San Francisco Department of Health
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San Francisco Department of Public Health Contracts OfficeContracts Office
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SFGOV-0000007624 HEPATITIS C (HCV) NAVIGATION AND TREATMENT IN HIGH-IMPACT SETTINGS
The Department of Public Health (“City”) issues this Request for Proposals (“RFP”) in search of Proposers that have the necessary qualifications to provide Hepatitis C (“HCV”) Navigation and Treatment services in high-impact settings. High-impact settings include syringe access programs, mobile/street outreach, supportive housing and single-room occupancy (“SRO”) housing sites, Narcotic Treatment Programs (“NTPs”), Medication for Opioid Use Disorder (“MOUD”) programs, drop-in spaces, and sexual health clinics.
Proposers may apply individually to Category 1 (HCV Treatment Navigation Services) or Category 2 (Low-threshold HCV Treatment Services), or to both Categories.
Category 1 - HCV Treatment Navigation Services: The City may award up to 3 Contracts for HCV Navigation Services (i.e., treatment support). The winning proposers must: 1. Provide HCV Treatment Navigation Services (described in section II.B.1, Scope of Work) in a high-impact setting (described above) to clients disproportionately impacted by HCV, including but not limited to people with a history of incarceration, homelessness, and/or substance use. 2. Designate at least 1.5 FTE program staff to support the coordination and delivery of HCV navigation services, including at least one staff with a minimum of 2 years’ experience providing healthcare navigation services or other direct services to priority populations (people who use drugs (PWUD), people experiencing homelessness (PEH), and/or formerly incarcerated people). a. No license or certification needed b. No educational degree needed
Category 2 - Low-Threshold HCV Treatment Services: The City may award one contract for Low-Threshold HCV Treatment Services. The winning proposer must: 1. Provide Low-Threshold HCV Treatment Services (described in section II.B.2, Scope of Work) in a high-impact setting (described above) to clients disproportionately impacted by HCV, including but not limited to people with a history of incarceration, homelessness, and/or substance use. 2. Designate at least 1.25 FTE program staff to support the coordination and delivery of HCV treatment services, including at least one clinician able to prescribe medication to treat patients for HCV.
Both Categories: The winning Proposers for both Categories must provide the following: 1. Conduct drop-in service hours for a minimum of 10 hours per week at a street-based or fixed site that is easily accessible to priority populations. 2. Data Collection and Reporting a. Have a HIPPA compliant data platform. b. Submit quarterly aggregate data reports to the City. c. Provide client level data to the City upon request. 3. Attend a minimum of 3 “End Hep C SF” work group virtual meetings per year. 4. Participate in and/or coordinate with other providers in community-wide efforts. 5. Must be fully functional within six months after contract award.
Whether a Proposer has such qualifications will be determined through the evaluation process described in Section IV (Selection Criteria and Optional Oral Interviews) of this RFP.
The Department of Public Health (“City”) issues this Request for Proposals (“RFP”) in search of Proposers that have the necessary qualifications to provide Hepatitis C (“HCV”) Navigation and Treatment services in high-impact settings. High-impact settings include syringe access programs, mobile/street outreach, supportive housing and single-room occupancy (“SRO”) housing sites, Narcotic Treatment Programs (“NTPs”), Medication for Opioid Use Disorder (“MOUD”) programs, drop-in spaces, and sexual health clinics.
Proposers may apply individually to Category 1 (HCV Treatment Navigation Services) or Category 2 (Low-threshold HCV Treatment Services), or to both Categories.
Category 1 - HCV Treatment Navigation Services: The City may award up to 3 Contracts for HCV Navigation Services (i.e., treatment support). The winning proposers must: 1. Provide HCV Treatment Navigation Services (described in section II.B.1, Scope of Work) in a high-impact setting (described above) to clients disproportionately impacted by HCV, including but not limited to people with a history of incarceration, homelessness, and/or substance use. 2. Designate at least 1.5 FTE program staff to support the coordination and delivery of HCV navigation services, including at least one staff with a minimum of 2 years’ experience providing healthcare navigation services or other direct services to priority populations (people who use drugs (PWUD), people experiencing homelessness (PEH), and/or formerly incarcerated people). a. No license or certification needed b. No educational degree needed
Category 2 - Low-Threshold HCV Treatment Services: The City may award one contract for Low-Threshold HCV Treatment Services. The winning proposer must: 1. Provide Low-Threshold HCV Treatment Services (described in section II.B.2, Scope of Work) in a high-impact setting (described above) to clients disproportionately impacted by HCV, including but not limited to people with a history of incarceration, homelessness, and/or substance use. 2. Designate at least 1.25 FTE program staff to support the coordination and delivery of HCV treatment services, including at least one clinician able to prescribe medication to treat patients for HCV.
Both Categories: The winning Proposers for both Categories must provide the following: 1. Conduct drop-in service hours for a minimum of 10 hours per week at a street-based or fixed site that is easily accessible to priority populations. 2. Data Collection and Reporting a. Have a HIPPA compliant data platform. b. Submit quarterly aggregate data reports to the City. c. Provide client level data to the City upon request. 3. Attend a minimum of 3 “End Hep C SF” work group virtual meetings per year. 4. Participate in and/or coordinate with other providers in community-wide efforts. 5. Must be fully functional within six months after contract award.
Whether a Proposer has such qualifications will be determined through the evaluation process described in Section IV (Selection Criteria and Optional Oral Interviews) of this RFP.
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