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36C247-26-AP-3679Federal

Submission Closed07/31/2026, 04:00:00 PM UTC

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NAICS: 624221

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Master Leasing Family Shelter - 2027

Solicitation # MLFSP-2027

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Bureau of Community Based Services

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07122P0010-Shelter and Overnight Facilities for Homeless Families with Children

Solicitation # 07122P0010

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07122P0013 - Shelter and Overnight Facilities for Homeless Adult Families

Solicitation # 07122P0013

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Solicitation # SSD-26-POS-9897

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RFP #27-21-ADM TEMPORARY EMERGENCY SHELTER SERVICE PROVIDER AND FACILITY

Solicitation # RFP #27-21-ADM

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G099--HCHV Low Demand Safe Haven Services for SFVAHCS

Solicitation # 36C26127R0006

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261-NETWORK Contract Office 21 (36C261)

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261-NETWORK Contract Office 21 (36C261)

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Solicitation # 36C24226Q0118

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242-NETWORK Contract Office 02 (36C242)

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AI Contract Overview

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs through the 247-Network Contract Office 7 is seeking information from potential service providers for an overnight veterans shelter program under solicitation number 36C247-26-AP-3679. The opportunity falls under NAICS code 624221, which covers other residential substance abuse and mental health treatment facilities, and is intended to support veteran housing and shelter services in Decatur, Georgia, with a zip code of 30033. No set-aside designation is being applied, meaning the solicitation is open to all eligible businesses regardless of size or ownership status. The notice was posted on July 17, 2026, with responses due by 4:00 PM ET on July 31, 2026. The office is located in Augusta, Georgia, and inquiries should be directed to Jason Compton, the primary point of contact, reachable at [phone hidden] or [email hidden], with Brittney Banks as the secondary contact at [email hidden]. Interested parties are encouraged to review the full sources sought notice via the provided SAM.gov link for detailed requirements and evaluation criteria.