RFPQ-115-2025 SHS Service Components Form revised 3.7.2025.docx
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- RFPQ-115-2025
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- Oregon
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This document is a Request for Proposal Qualification (RFPQ) from Multnomah, Clackamas, and Washington Counties in Oregon for Supportive Housing Services (SHS). The RFPQ seeks qualified organizations to provide service components including Outreach and Engagement, Shelter and Transitional Housing, Connections to Stable Housing, Supportive Housing Stabilization Services, and Wrap Around Services across the tri-county area. Organizations must complete a detailed service component form for each service area they wish to provide, specifying their target population, geographic focus, program approach, and organizational qualifications.
The RFPQ is designed to qualify suppliers for delivering supportive housing services to populations A and B, which appear to be experiencing or at risk of homelessness. Qualified organizations will need to demonstrate cultural competency, community connections, and programmatic expertise in serving specific geographic areas and populations. While the form indicates county interest is for informational purposes, qualification will extend to all participating counties. The document does not specify exact funding amounts, contract duration, or specific financial terms, but focuses on obtaining comprehensive service provider qualifications for a comprehensive supportive housing services initiative.
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Supportive Housing Services (SHS) Service Components Form Cover Page and SHS Service Component Identification
Instructions: Please complete a Service Component form for each SHS Service Component that your organization wishes to be qualified to provide. Each completed form should include this cover sheet and responses to the questions below. Question responses should not exceed two pages. This form must be uploaded to question 3 in MMP for the relevant Service Component areas.
Organization Name:
SHS Service Component (one per form):
|_| Outreach and Engagement |_| Shelter and Transitional Housing |_| Connections to Stable Housing |_| Supportive Housing Stabilization Services |_| Wrap Around Services
County: Which of the counties would you be interested in delivering this service component in: |_| Clackamas County |_| Multnomah County |_| Washington County (check all that you are interested in)
Qualification: Suppliers will be qualified based on the service components that they apply to. Qualification will extend to all counties participating in the RFPQ. County interest indicated above is for information only and will not affect qualification.
Questions: For each SHS Service Component, answer the following questions. Please identify your responses with the question numbers provided. You do not need to restate the questions.
1.) Service Population(s): Describe the specific population(s) you would be interested in serving, including how you would serve SHS Population A and/or B as defined in the SHS Populations Served section (1.3).
2.) Geographic Area(s): Describe the specific geographic area(s) you would be interested in serving, and any particular expertise or qualifications you have for serving those areas.
3.) Approach: Describe your ideas for the specific program models and approaches you would use in implementing the SHS Service Component. (This could be a program model you currently operate and would expand or replicate for this program or a program model that does not currently exist but that you would create for this program.) Include information on how you will meet the culturally specific needs of the program’s participants.
4.) Qualifications: Describe why your organization is well suited to provide this type of service. This could include your connection to the community you propose to serve, experience with the proposed geographic area and service population, programmatic expertise, experience with related types of programs, etc.
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