RFP2024-96 Transitional Housing with Peer Support Services

Clackamas County is seeking proposals through RFP2024-96 for Transitional Housing with Peer Support Services, targeting adults with Mental Health and Substance Use Disorders served by Treatment Court Programs, including Mental Health Court, Adult Drug Court, and DUII Court. The procurement requires vendors to provide transitional housing located within Clackamas County, utilizing a self-governing home setting that adheres to SAMHSA Best Practices. Proposers must demonstrate comprehensive capabilities in delivering on-site peer support services, including managing referral processes, establishing contractor responsibilities, and aligning with Clackamas County Health Centers Division (CCHCD) requirements. The evaluation criteria will assess proposers' experience and capacity, agency approach to service delivery, and potential program outcomes and quality improvement methodologies. Key submission requirements include detailed organizational experience, staffing information, policy and procedure documentation, and service delivery approaches. The proposal is due on December 12, 2024, at 2:00 PM Pacific Time, with an anticipated contract term from January 1, 2025, through December 31, 2030, and potential for two additional two-year renewals.

While the RFP does not explicitly outline specific set-aside designations or enterprise restrictions, proposers will be expected to provide pricing on a time and material basis with a not-to-exceed structure. The procurement will require comprehensive cost breakdowns, including estimated expenses, hourly rates, and anticipated travel or reimbursable costs. Vendors must demonstrate the capability to provide a minimum number of transitional beds and on-site peer support services, though specific capacity requirements are not explicitly detailed in the available documentation. The contract appears designed to support multiple Treatment Court Programs, suggesting a need for flexible and adaptive service delivery models. While specific budget ranges are not disclosed, the multi-year contract structure and comprehensive service requirements indicate a substantial procurement opportunity for qualified vendors with expertise in mental health and substance use disorder transitional housing and support services.