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N1315 Residential Program Center Operation

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RFP-129326State & Local

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Arlington County Government in Virginia has issued solicitation N1315 for the operation of the Residential Program Center for single adults experiencing homelessness. The project will be performed within Arlington County, Virginia. This procurement was posted on September 30, 2026, with a response deadline of November 13, 2026. Interested parties must submit their proposals through the PRISM+ portal, as submissions made via the Commonwealth of Virginia eVA system will not be accepted. Lucas Alexander serves as the point of contact for this opportunity. While the overall scope focuses on the management and operation of the residential center, specific contract values, performance periods, and detailed evaluation factors were not provided in the available documentation.

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Arlington County seeks proposals to operate a residential center for homeless single adults.

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Arlington County, VA, USA

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Solicitation Notice for RFP N1315

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AgencyVirginia → Arlington County Government
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Operation of the Residential Program Center for Single Adults Experiencing Homelessness

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