Beaverton Safe Parking RFP
Open State & local contract opportunity Posted
- Solicitation number
- 27-003
- State
- Oregon
- Responses due
Opportunity facts
- Jurisdictions
- NIGP code
- Point of contact
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- Michael Phillips mphillips@beavertonoregon.gov (503) 526-2229
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About this opportunity
The City of Beaverton is soliciting proposals from a qualified operator to manage the Beaverton Safe Parking Program, with responses due November 30, 2026. The RFP was posted November 2, 2026. Safe Parking lets people experiencing homelessness who live in a vehicle park and stay at one of five designated city locations while receiving case management aimed at transitioning them to stable housing. The city contracts with private organizations that agree to host a limited number of parking places on their properties.
The operator must work with extremely vulnerable populations through a trauma-informed lens and collaborate with the city, including police, other service providers, host sites, surrounding neighbors, and other stakeholders. The RFP awards $58,000 for case management and $15,000 in flexible funds for expenses such as gas cards and minor vehicle repairs. The city funds program infrastructure separately, including port-a-potties, handwashing stations, and storage pods.
The opportunity is listed under Oregon, with Washington County and Barlow City identified as jurisdictions. Attachments include the RFP, a sample contract, and two sub-consultant forms posted August 21, 2026: a personal-professional sub-consultant disclosure form and a monthly sub-consultant payment and utilization report.
Opportunity text
The City of Beaverton is seeking a qualified operator to manage the Beaverton Safe Parking Program. Safe Parking offers a legal option for people who are experiencing homelessness and living in a vehicle to park and stay in one of five safe parking locations throughout the city while receiving case management from highly qualified professionals with the goal of transitioning to stable housing. Safe Parking consists of a public-private partnership in which the City contracts out with private organizations who have agreed to offer a limited number of parking places on their properties as designated Safe Parking locations.
The Request for Proposals (RFP) will award $58,000 for program case management and an additional $15,000 to be used as flexible funds for other expenses (gas cards, minor vehicle repairs, etc.). The City of Beaverton provides additional funds for program infrastructure (port-a-potties, handwashing stations, and storage pods).
Qualified applicants will have a strong ability to work with extremely vulnerable populations through a trauma-informed lens while responsibly working in collaboration with the City of Beaverton (including police), other service providers, host sites, surrounding neighbors, and other key stakeholders.
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