Planning for Unsheltered Housing Stability
Open State & local contract opportunity Posted
- Solicitation number
- 27-631-1111-00020
- State
- New Mexico
- Responses due
Opportunity facts
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About this opportunity
The New Mexico Department of Workforce Solutions, Office of Housing, is issuing an RFI to solicit planning information for a geographically or demographically focused, action-driven plan addressing homelessness and housing instability services, with responses due March 31, 2027.
The RFI targets governmental entities and seeks information to shape procurement strategy around system-level service enhancements. Scope focuses on a specific geographic area, population, or both—not statewide coverage. Respondents must address strengthening organizational and community capacity; improving provider readiness, coordination, infrastructure, and effectiveness for housing-focused, trauma-informed, culturally responsive services; and enhancing regional ability to collect, synthesize, analyze, and use multi-sector data. Responses may identify additional goals emerging from the planning process. Planning work must involve Continuum of Care partners, Coordinated Entry Systems, outreach teams, and community-based organizations.
No contract value, incumbent, evaluation criteria, or procurement timeline details beyond the response due date are specified in the RFI notice.
Opportunity text
The purpose of this RFI is to solicit and gather information to help the New Mexico Department of Workforce Solutions (DWS) Office of Housing (OH) determine how to best utilize its funds for the procurement of a geographically or demographically focused, action-driven plan for system level enhancements in homelessness and housing instability services. This RFI is to obtain information from governmental entities to develop action-oriented plans for system-level improvements supporting people experiencing homelessness or housing instability, focused on: 1. A specific geographic area, population, or both (not statewide). 2. Strengthening organizational and community capacity. 3. Improving provider readiness, coordination, infrastructure, and effectiveness for housing focused, trauma informed, culturally responsive services. 4. Enhancing regional ability to collect, synthesize, analyze, and use multi sector data. 5. Additional goals emerging from the planning process. 6. Work must involve Continuum of Care partners, Coordinated Entry Systems, outreach teams, and community-based organizations.
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