The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Veterans Integrated Service Network 22 awarded an indefinite delivery contract to Safe Refuge, doing business as Sobriety House, a non-profit organization, to provide transitional housing and recovery support services for homeless veterans under the Healthcare for Homeless Veterans (HCHV) Safe Haven program. The $496,400 contract allows the VA to issue annual firm fixed price delivery orders valued between $30,056 and $99,280 from 2020 to 2024 to fund 4-bed transitional housing facilities operated by Sobriety House in Long Beach, California. The services include temporary housing, case management, and other assistance to help veterans recovering from substance abuse issues transition to permanent supportive housing. No set-asides were applied to this award. In addition to the indefinite delivery contract, Sobriety House has received a $1,524,224 VA grant in 2020 to support the costs of operating transitional housing for homeless veterans.
The original solicitation, which was a Combined Synopsis, sought proposals for the HCHV Safe Haven CERS Program at the VA Long Beach Healthcare System. The VA aimed to procure transitional housing and supportive services to help homeless veterans, with no set-aside designations. The contract provides the VA a flexible vehicle to issue annual delivery orders for these critical services in support of its mission to assist veterans in achieving stability and independence through tailored programs addressing their specific needs.
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