NIGP 95232: Domicile

NIGP 95232 Domicile, an Item code, captures state and local procurement of residential care, housing support, and domicile-related services for vulnerable populations, including youth prevention and respite care for families with special-needs children. State and local governments solicit these services through RFPs and competitive proposals to address critical gaps in youth development, mental health support, and family caregiver relief. Issuing bodies include county probation departments, county public health agencies, and special-purpose districts focused on juvenile justice and child welfare. Eligible contractors range from nonprofit organizations and for-profit service providers to government entities, though some solicitations exclude county departments themselves to prioritize community-based delivery.

Recent activity spans California and Colorado. The Solano County Juvenile Justice Coordinating Council and Solano County Probation Department issued an RFP (952110125) posted April 3, 2026, with a due date of April 11, 2025, for Youth Prevention Services targeting at-promise and justice-involved youth across mental health, education, youth development, and safe housing domains; the JJCC allocated up to $50,000 per year for three years with potential for three awards totaling $450,000. Boulder County Public Health in Colorado solicited a single respite care contractor (PHI00226) posted March 4, 2026, with proposals due March 23, 2026, to provide in-home specialized respite services for disabled and developmentally delayed infants and toddlers, with a contract ceiling of $28,500. Both solicitations require extensive insurance coverage, HIPAA compliance, background checks, and documented experience with vulnerable populations.