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Interim Housing (Motel Based) Operation & Supportive Services

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HE-25-615State & Local

Submission Closed11/13/2025, 12:00:00 AM UTC

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RFP-491-260000002426-1 | FP In-Home Family Services Alcona-Iosco CountyThe contract solicitation RFP-491-260000002426-1 seeks qualified providers to deliver in-home family services in Alcona and Iosco Counties in Michigan, under the oversight of the Michigan agency based in Petoskey. The solicitation was posted on July 27, 2026, with a response deadline of August 24, 2026, at 7:00 PM EST, and is categorized as a state-level procurement involving SLED agency procurement practices. Services are expected to be delivered directly within the homes of families across the two-county region, though specific service models or target populations are not detailed in the provided data. The primary point of contact for inquiries is Mae Simon, reachable via email at simonm9@michigan.gov or phone at 517-241-5795, with additional contacts listed for the Petoskey and Lansing offices. This opportunity is open to vendors capable of providing comprehensive, community-based family support services without formal set-aside restrictions indicated. Performance is required locally within Michigan, and all submissions must adhere to the state’s procurement guidelines as outlined in the solicitation document accessible via the provided UI link. While no NAICS code or set-aside designation is specified, responders are expected to demonstrate capacity to deliver culturally competent, trauma-informed, and outcomes-driven family interventions in rural settings. Prospective bidders should review the full solicitation on the Michigan procurement portal to understand evaluation criteria, reporting requirements, and compliance expectations.

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DIFFERENTIAL RESPONSE (DR) SERVICESThe County of Riverside Department of Public Social Services is seeking qualified providers to deliver Differential Response (DR) Services aimed at supporting families identified through child abuse or neglect reports that do not require formal child welfare intervention. This initiative offers a flexible, individualized approach to families assessed with low to moderate risk, focusing on preventative, community-based services that strengthen family functioning and ensure child safety without escalating to dependency proceedings or court oversight. The program is designed to reduce future referrals to the child welfare system by addressing underlying issues early through evidence-based practices and active family engagement, with the goal of keeping children safely at home and minimizing system involvement. Referrals are anticipated to range between 300 and 1,000 annually, though no guaranteed volume is provided. Providers must deliver targeted services that improve key outcomes including family depression, stress levels, and overall functioning, while also reducing recurrence and substantiation of allegations, new case openings, and child detentions. Success will be measured through both leading indicators—such as family well-being metrics—and lagging indicators, including comparisons between families who accept services and those who decline. The target population consists of Riverside County families referred to the Child Abuse Hotline where no imminent safety threat is present, and where voluntary, non-adversarial interventions can effectively mitigate risk. Proposals must be submitted by August 27, 2026, with inquiries directed to Monica Mathis of the Riverside County Purchasing Department.

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State Superintendent of Education (OSSE)

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Coordination and Facilitation of Assistance to Families of Children with Hearing LossThe District of Columbia Office of Contracting and Procurement, acting on behalf of the Department of Health’s Community Health Administration, is seeking a contractor to support the Guide By Your Side program in coordination with the DC EHDI Program. The contractor will be responsible for working directly with families and young children affected by hearing loss to ensure timely access to essential resources, services, and support systems that promote optimal developmental outcomes. This includes facilitating communication, guiding families through complex healthcare and educational systems, and providing culturally competent, family-centered assistance to enhance long-term care coordination. The effort is focused on improving outcomes for children with hearing loss by empowering families with the knowledge, tools, and connections needed to navigate diagnosis, intervention, and ongoing care. The contractor must demonstrate experience in early childhood hearing loss services, family advocacy, and interdisciplinary collaboration within public health frameworks. While specific details such as set-aside status, NAICS code, or place of performance are not provided, the initiative underscores the District’s commitment to equitable access to hearing loss support services and requires a responsive, compassionate, and highly coordinated approach to serve vulnerable populations across the District.

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Self Management Resource CenterThe District of Columbia Department of Health is seeking a contractor to deliver 20 Living Well DC workshops through the Self-Management Resource Center to support District residents living with chronic diseases. These workshops, including the Chronic Disease Self-Management Program, Diabetes Self-Management Program, Cancer Thriving and Surviving, and Tomando Control de su Salud, are designed to equip participants and their caregivers with practical tools to manage symptoms, enhance quality of life, and lower healthcare expenses. The contractor will implement these programs in community-based settings such as senior centers, residential facilities, and community-based organizations, with a focused effort on reaching residents in Wards 5, 7, and 8, where needs are greatest. The initiative aligns with the agency’s mission to improve health outcomes for individuals managing chronic conditions by providing accessible, evidence-based self-management education directly within the communities they live in.

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AI Contract Overview

The City of Long Beach is seeking proposals from qualified nonprofit organizations to operate and provide supportive services for an interim, motel-based housing program aimed at individuals and households experiencing unsheltered homelessness. The contract, with an estimated value ranging from 5 million to 15 million dollars, will support the management of non-congregate shelter facilities that offer 24/7 access and comprehensive supportive services designed to facilitate participants’ transition to permanent housing. The initiative emphasizes a Housing First approach, ensuring rapid access to housing without preconditions, and incorporates protections under the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) to safeguard participants from domestic violence, stalking, and sexual assault. The program also requires adherence to federal and local compliance standards, including drug-free workplace certifications, debarment certifications, and equal benefits ordinances. The procurement process involves detailed proposal submissions, including organizational capacity, project design, cost proposals, and compliance certifications. The solicitation, posted on October 9, 2025, with a deadline of November 13, 2025, is managed through the Long Beach Buys system, which provides comprehensive guidance for vendors on bid submission procedures. Supporting documentation emphasizes the importance of conflict of interest disclosures, adherence to federal funding regulations, and the integration of supportive services aligned with best practices for homelessness intervention. The contract aims to enhance the city’s efforts to address homelessness by providing safe, supportive interim housing options while connecting participants to permanent housing solutions, all within a framework of strict compliance and accountability standards.

General Info

Agency

California → Long Beach Health DepartmentView Agency

NAICS

624190 - Other Individual and Family ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

CA, USA

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

(13)

Attachment A: Authorization & Certification for RFP Submission

PDF•2 pages•other

Attachment H - Certification of VAWA Protections Procedures and Policy

PDF•8 pages•other

HUD 50070 Drug-Free Workplace Certification

PDF•1 page•other

Interim Housing Cost Proposal Template Instructions

XLSX•2 pages•other

Section 4.3 Narrative Proposal Template for RFP Response

DOCX•8 pages•other

Exhibit 1 Proforma AGREEMENT-Non-Design

PDF•16 pages•other

Attachment B Equal Benefits Ordinance Certification Form

PDF•4 pages•other

Encampment Resolution Project Jurisdiction Map

PDF•1 page•other

RFP HE25 615 Interim Housing (Motel Based) Operation & Supportive Services

PDF•80 pages•rfp

City of Long Beach Debarment Certification Attachment E

PDF•1 page•other

Long Beach CoC Conflict of Interest Certification

PDF•1 page•other

Attachment G - Housing First Certification

PDF•2 pages•other

Long Beach Buys User Guide for Submitting a Quote

PDF•6 pages•user-guide

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Timeline

PhaseClosed

PostedOct 9

Solicitation

Response DeadlineNov 13

Deadline has passed

Submission Closed

11/13/2025, 12:00:00 AM UTC

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AgencyCalifornia → Long Beach Health Department

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California → Long Beach Health Department

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Full Description

The City of Long Beach is seeking to procure Interim Housing (Motel Based) Operation & Supportive Services that will support participants experiencing unsheltered homelessness with comprehensive services.