To Provide Clean and Sober Housing

The State of Hawaii Judiciary has issued a competitive solicitation to secure services for providing clean and sober housing specifically for male clients referred by the Adult Client Services Branch on the island of Oahu. The contract aims to deliver safe, sober living arrangements and is initially set for a nine-month period starting January 1, 2026, with the potential for a one-year extension, contingent upon funding appropriations and grant approvals. The procurement process emphasizes compliance with state and federal regulations, including adherence to the Judiciary’s general conditions, policies on nondiscrimination, and standards of conduct, ensuring that contractors meet ethical and operational standards. The RFP details submission procedures, evaluation criteria, and contractual obligations, with proposals due by November 3, 2025, and managed through the Hawaii Electronic Procurement System. The contract scope involves furnishing beds and housing services tailored to the needs of male clients involved in the Judiciary’s programs, with a focus on maintaining a safe, drug- and alcohol-free environment. The procurement process underscores the importance of compliance with legal, ethical, and procedural standards, including confidentiality, nondiscrimination, and workplace conduct policies. The contract will be governed by comprehensive general conditions, including provisions for contract modifications, price adjustments, audit rights, and termination clauses, ensuring accountability and transparency. The overall goal is to support the Judiciary’s efforts to facilitate recovery and stability for clients through reliable, compliant, housing services, with funding subject to legislative and grant allocations.