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P95704-Vr, Case Management For Homeless Youth

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L081YORKCNTY:95704State & Local

Submission Closed06/18/2025, 12:00:00 AM UTC

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AI Contract Overview

The contract involves providing comprehensive case management and wrap-around services for homeless youth within York County, Virginia, as part of a pilot project funded by a Sentara Health Systems Grant. The scope includes emergency shelter, rapid rehousing assistance, individualized case management, housing location support, stabilization services, and participation in bi-weekly team meetings. The targeted participants are youth meeting the McKinney Vento definition of homelessness, with priority given to youth from York County. The services are to be delivered within designated Virginia jurisdictions, including York County, James City County, Williamsburg, and Poquoson. The contract is anticipated to be awarded to an experienced provider with at least 24 months of relevant service delivery, proven capacity in housing and homeless services, and a clean compliance record with federal, state, and local agencies. The initial contract duration is one year, with options for renewal up to four additional years, contingent upon funding appropriations, and services must be performed locally within the specified service areas. The procurement process emphasizes a detailed proposal submission, including completed forms, certifications, references, and insurance documentation, with evaluation criteria prioritizing the provider’s qualifications, experience, understanding of the scope, past performance, and cost. Contract clauses cover a broad range of terms, including compliance with applicable laws, insurance requirements, scope modifications, payment terms, invoicing procedures, and safety protocols such as TB screening and COVID-19 notifications. The contract stipulates strict adherence to procurement and performance standards, with provisions for contract modifications, price adjustments based on CPI, and clear procedures for invoicing and payments. Overall, the contract aims to establish a responsible, qualified partner capable of effectively addressing youth homelessness through tailored services within a structured, compliant framework, ensuring accountability, safety, and community impact.