G004--IDIQ Oahu Island Hawaii - Healthcare for Homeless Veterans

The Department of Veterans Affairs Pacific Islands Health Care System intends to solicit an IDIQ contract for Contracted Residential Services Emergency Housing on Oahu, Hawaii, with a response deadline of July 1, 2026 at 10:00 AM Pacific Time.

The contract will support the Health Care for Homeless Veterans program through a community-based residential facility providing transitional housing, meals, and case management services to homeless Veterans and their families. Performance begins August 1, 2026. The facility must maintain 5 beds for male and/or female Veterans with separate accommodations, operate 24 hours per day, 7 days per week, and provide three nutritious meals daily plus one snack, laundry facilities, secured personal storage, and ADA-accessible housing where preferred. Transportation to medical appointments, community services, and permanent housing resources must be provided via contractor vehicle, public transportation, or private taxi.

Contractor personnel must undergo background security checks and maintain current CPR/AED certification. All staff must complete annual training in substance abuse, PTSD, mental health, suicide prevention, and confidentiality. The contractor must assign a primary case manager with a ratio of no more than 1:15 residents to provide individualized Housing Support Plans and coordinate access to medical and mental health services. The facility must maintain a minimum 80% occupancy rate and achieve a 55% discharge rate to permanent housing within 90 days or less, with no more than 20% negative discharges. The facility must comply with all state and local safety codes, Life Safety Code requirements, and occupancy permits, and undergo initial VA inspection plus annual and unannounced quarterly inspections.

Michael Alston, Contract Specialist, Department of Veterans Affairs Network Contracting Office, is the primary point of contact at michael.alston@va.gov or (559) 225-6100 ext. 3407.