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Marion County Sheriff's Office Housing Subsidy Services

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S-C25102-00006020State & Local

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The Marion County Sheriff’s Office is seeking providers to deliver housing subsidy services to individuals under its supervision, including those in the Community Corrections Division and participants in the Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion program. The contract aims to support stable housing arrangements for eligible clients as part of broader efforts to reduce recidivism and improve outcomes through community-based interventions. Services may include securing subsidized housing units, coordinating with landlords and housing authorities, and providing case management support to ensure clients maintain housing stability while under supervision. The solicitation, identified by number S-C25102-00006020, was posted on March 6, 2023, and remains open through December 31, 2028, allowing for long-term planning and service delivery. The contract is managed by the Oregon Sheriff’s Office with Toby Giddings listed as the primary point of contact. Performance is expected to occur within the state of Oregon, and while no specific NAICS code or set-aside designation is noted, the agency is seeking qualified entities capable of delivering comprehensive, compassionate, and compliant housing assistance to a vulnerable population under law enforcement supervision.

General Info

Marion County Sheriff’s Office seeks housing subsidy services for supervised individuals through December 2028 in Oregon.

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Oregon → Sheriff's OfficeView Agency

NAICS

624229 - Other Community Housing ServicesView NAICS

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OR, USA

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AgencyOregon → Sheriff's Office
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OfficeOR, USA
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Oregon → Sheriff's Office
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Office AddressOR, USA
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Toby GiddingsPurchaser

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Subsidy housing services for clients of the Marion County Sheriffs Office including but not limited to those under supervision of the Community Corrections Division and Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion participants

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