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RFP ACPHD-QIA 9000126 Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP) Implementation

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ACPHD-QIA 9000126State & Local

Submission Closed06/18/2026, 09:00:00 PM UTC

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The Alameda County Public Health Department is soliciting qualified community-based organizations to serve as Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP) Partners in implementing the County’s strategic health priorities: Access to Care, Promoting Economic Opportunity, and Promoting Peaceful Families and Communities. These partners will co-lead the execution of CHIP activities alongside the Department, focusing on culturally responsive, community-centered strategies that address social determinants of health such as housing, employment, education, nutrition, and neighborhood safety. The goal is to strengthen the public health ecosystem by fostering enduring partnerships among local agencies, institutions, businesses, and residents to drive measurable improvements in population health outcomes and enhance resilience against emerging health threats. Bidders must demonstrate substantial relevant experience, a clear understanding of the County’s needs, and the capacity to execute a detailed implementation plan aligned with CHIP indicators and evaluation criteria. Proposals must be submitted electronically as a single PDF containing all required documentation including a completed Bid Response Packet, Debarment and Suspension Certification, Budget Detail in Excel, and supporting narratives adhering to strict page limits for each section. All submissions must comply with mandatory pass/fail requirements including attendance at a mandatory bidder conference, absence of debarment or suspension, and full responsiveness. Evaluation will prioritize technical merit over cost, with relevant experience weighted most heavily at 25 points, followed by implementation plan, organizational capacity, community engagement, and budget effectiveness. Awards will be made on a best-value, trade-off basis, allowing the County to select the highest-quality bid regardless of price. Contract duration is one year with potential for two one-year extensions, and performance will be monitored through quarterly reporting and audits. Contractors must comply with federal laws including the Davis-Bacon Act, Copeland Act, Contract Work Hours and Safety Standards Act, and the Byrd Anti-Lobbying Amendment, which requires certification that no federal funds were used for lobbying and disclosure of non-federal lobbying efforts if the contract exceeds $100,000. All bidders must provide legal business information, taxpayer identification, and state registration details, though no socioeconomic or small business self-certification is required. Proposals are due by June 18, 2026, and must be submitted exclusively through the Alameda County Procurement Portal.

General Info

ACPHD seeks partners to implement CHIP focusing on access to care, economic opportunity, and community resilience.

Agency

California → Public Health Department

NAICS

923120 - Administration of Public Health Programs

Place of Performance

CA, USA

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NONE

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RFP ACPHD 9000126 CHIP Bid Response Packet

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RFP ACPHD 9000126 Community Health Improvement Plan Implementation

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RFP ACPHD 9000126 Community Health Improvement Plan Implementation

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PhaseClosed

PostedMay 14

Solicitation

Notice updatedMay 14

The notice description changed.

Response DeadlineJun 18

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Submission Closed

06/18/2026, 09:00:00 PM UTC

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyCalifornia → Public Health Department

Contacts2 people available

OfficeOakland, CA, 94612, USA

Organization / AgencyCalifornia → Public Health Department

Office AddressOakland, CA, 94612, USA

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Accountable Care TransactionsBoston, MA

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California Portsmouth Square AssociationRichmond, CA

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Full Description

< SCOPE The Alameda County Public Health Department (ACPHD) seeks to contract with qualified Bidders with existing programs to support the implementation of Alameda County's Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP) and to serve as CHIP Partners (awarded bidders). CHIP Partners (awarded bidders) will co-lead CHIP implementation. Specifically, CHIP partners (awarded bidders) will follow a set of predefined activities integral to CHIP implementation that improve community health outcomes, strengthen the public health ecosystem, and ensure readiness to respond to current and emerging health threats and hazards. Predefined activities include programming led by the Alameda County Public Health Department and co-lead by CHIP Partners (awarded bidders). Under this RFP, the Alameda County Public Health Department (ACPHD) will select Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP) Partners (awarded bidders). These partners will serve as community-based co-leads for implementing the CHIP. Their primary role will be to advance strategies related to a designated priority area, coordinate with community members and other stakeholders, support the implementation of the CHIP with other organizations, and contribute to measurable improvements in population health outcomes. Through this approach, ACPHD aims to promote sustainable, community-centered partnerships that support the Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP) and enhance the overall public health framework in the County. A functioning public health ecosystem is an evolving, interconnected network comprising local public-sector agencies, institutions, community-based organizations, businesses, individuals, and supporting policies. Together, these entities work to protect and improve population health. This ecosystem operates alongside the healthcare system, focusing primarily on prevention and broad population-level health outcomes rather than individual health results. BACKGROUND Alameda County's CHIP priorities were identified through an extensive, community-informed health assessment. The Community Health Assessment (CHA) (see Appendix F) process engaged almost 500 residents and other stakeholders from across the county. The assessment findings are consistent with what is known about how social determinants can dictate individuals' and communities' health. Specifically, safe neighborhood conditions, well-maintained affordable housing, the availability of living-wage employment, access to high-quality education and food, and culturally relevant health care can result in longer and healthier lives. The Community Health Assessment (CHA) findings were used to guide a prioritization process to identify Alameda County's health improvement areas. Three priority areas for community health improvement were identified, including Access to Care , Promoting Economic Opportunity , and Promoting Peaceful Families and Communities , and are defined as: Access to Care Health, dental, and behavioral health care access and delivery that is high quality, comprehensive, affordable, and culturally and linguistically appropriate. Promoting Economic Opportunity Economic security and opportunity that support the ability of all residents to be able to pay for basic needs, build wealth, and strengthen community resilience. Promoting Peaceful Families and Communities Ensuring neighborhood safety through violence prevention and promoting community resilience in the face of disasters and emergencies. < Copy and Paste the "Scope & Background" section from your RFP >>