Request for statement of qualifications (rfsq) for supportive and/or housing services

The Los Angeles County Department of Health Services (DHS) is conducting a Request for Statement of Qualifications (RFSQ) to identify and contract with qualified agencies for the Supportive Housing Services program. This ongoing solicitation seeks agencies capable of providing two primary service types: Intensive Case Management Services and Property Related Tenant Services. Agencies must demonstrate comprehensive capabilities in supporting housing-related assistance for specific client populations within Los Angeles County. The procurement is structured as a Master Agreement, allowing continuous recruitment of service providers without a fixed closing date. Qualified agencies will be expected to meet rigorous service delivery standards, including specific staffing requirements, performance metrics, and operational protocols detailed in the solicitation documents. The evaluation will focus on agencies' demonstrated experience, organizational capacity, ability to provide specialized housing support services, and alignment with the County's supportive housing objectives. While the original RFSQ was initially released on April 5, 2012, it remains open for applications until DHS removes it from the open solicitations website, providing ongoing opportunities for qualified agencies to enter the program.

The solicitation does not explicitly outline specific set-aside designations or restrictions on responding organizations. Potential respondents must complete a comprehensive set of required forms included in Appendix A, which establishes baseline submission requirements and ensures consistent information evaluation. The Master Agreement structure allows for flexible engagement of services based on County needs, with funding sources derived from the Department of Health Services budget allocations for supportive housing programs. Specific award values, contract pricing, and reimbursement structures will be negotiated during the contracting phase and are tied to actual service delivery and utilization. The procurement aims to build a roster of pre-qualified vendors capable of delivering supportive housing services as demand and funding become available, rather than limiting services to a single provider. While specific funding caps are not detailed, the County seeks to expand its provider network to ensure adequate capacity and geographic coverage for supportive housing services throughout Los Angeles County.