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This Solicitation opportunity from Connecticut was posted on February 10, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Victim Services Data Integration Project

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2025-RFP-CNH-303State & Local

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The Victim Services Data Integration Project, initiated by the City of New Haven's Community Services Administration, seeks to establish and support the Victim Support Services Network (VSSN), a community-focused intervention launched in 2023 to address gun violence impacts on victims, survivors, and witnesses, particularly targeting young adults aged 18 to 34. The network’s primary mission is to provide trauma-informed, wraparound support and structured referral pathways, ensuring comprehensive, coordinated care that avoids duplication or fragmentation. This approach is facilitated through formalized referral protocols and consistent communication among partner organizations, who engage in biweekly meetings, neighborhood outreach, and continuous contact via electronic means, all coordinated by Clifford Beer’s program administration. Partners also participate in strategic planning to assess service gaps and resource distribution citywide, promoting an integrated response framework. The contract, designated under solicitation number 2025-RFP-CNH-303 and posted in early 2026, involves professional services agreements and potentially leverages American Rescue Plan Act funding guidelines for execution. The procurement process includes detailed evaluation criteria focusing on technical merit, cost-effectiveness, and management capabilities. Contract terms are structured to ensure compliance with federal regulations, reporting requirements, and the City’s standards for nondiscrimination, labor practices, and affirmative action. The involvement of key contacts such as the Coordinator for Community Mental Health Initiatives and a Procurement Specialist signals a coordinated administrative oversight to assure delivery, performance accountability, and funding adherence. The project not only emphasizes operational effectiveness and innovation but also promotes transparency and collaboration among contractual partners to mitigate firearm-related trauma through a robust, data-driven victim support network.

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City of New Haven establishes VSSN to provide coordinated, trauma-informed gun violence victim support.

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2025-RFP-CNH-303 Victim Services Data Integration Project

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ARPA Contractor Agreement Template (City of New Haven)

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ARPA Contractor Agreement Template More Than $100,000 MPB 11-26-24 Update

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ARPA Subrecipient Subaward Agreement Template 11-26-24

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ARPA Subrecipient Subaward Agreement Template (City of New Haven)

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City of New Haven Professional Services Agreement with ABC Corporation

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City of New Haven - RFP Standard Terms Part II

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City of New Haven RFP Standard Terms Part II - Terms and Conditions

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Sample Evaluation Criteria and Rating Plan

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Cost Formula Explanation for Reward Average Cost in RFP

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Evaluation Criteria for OpenGov

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9a-Exhibit__RFP_Standard_Form_of_Agreement_-_City_of_New_Haven_(1).pdf

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AgencyConnecticut → Community Services Administration
Contacts2 people available
OfficeNew Haven, CT, 06510, USA
Office AddressNew Haven, CT, 06510, USA
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Lorena MitchellCoordinator for Community Mental Health Initiatives
Prajna MishraProcurement Specialist

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Established in 2023, the Victim Support Services Network (VSSN) is part of the City's broader, multi-pronged strategy to address gun violence by strengthening community-based organizations' rapid response systems. The network provides trauma-informed, wraparound support and structured referral pathways for victims, survivors, and witnesses of firearm-related injuries or deaths—particularly young adults ages 18 to 34. Formalized referral protocols ensure that clients receive comprehensive, coordinated assistance while avoiding fragmented or duplicative care. VSSN was intentionally designed to center communication among partner organizations. Partners maintain regular contact through biweekly meetings and neighborhood canvasses, supplemented by ongoing communication via email, text, and phone calls, particularly in the aftermath of incidents. Biweekly meetings are facilitated by Clifford Beer's Program Administrator. In addition to case conferences and coordination meetings, VSSN partners participate in strategic planning sessions to identify service gaps and areas of oversaturation, and to map and allocate resources effectively across the city.

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