Award
Multnomah County RFP-125-2020
Consultant to Facilitate Long-Term Visioning for LPSCC
Recipient
Territory NA
Award Amount
$101,175.00
Ceiling
$101,175.00
Awarded
October 06, 2020
Identifier
RFP-125-2020
The buyer is the Multnomah County Local Public Safety Coordinating Council (LPSCC), a government entity in Oregon focused on coordinating local criminal justice policy and public safety strategies. The contract is for a consultant to facilitate long-term visioning and strategic planning to improve the local criminal justice system, reduce jail populations, address racial and ethnic disparities, and enhance collaboration across agencies. The awarded services include facilitation of multiple workshops (estimated 5 to 7 sessions), environmental research and benchmarking, project planning, and final reporting. The consultant is expected to use innovative approaches such as Visual Thinking. The contract requires monthly time and materials invoicing with a not-to-exceed cap. Insurance requirements include commercial general liability, automobile liability, and workers compensation. Funding is provided by the State of Oregon. No specific OEMs or vendors are mentioned other than the awarded consultant. The place of performance is Multnomah County, Oregon. Unique contract requirements include facilitation of diverse stakeholder engagement including criminal justice executives, local activists, providers, and community members, and the development of a strategic plan that outlasts turnover and election cycles.
Description
This solicitation is for an external facilitator/consultant to conduct long-term visioning to drive a strategic planning process for the Multnomah County Local Public Safety Coordinating Council (LPSCC). The goal is to build a vision for the local criminal justice system over 5, 10, and 20 years, involving multiple agencies, governments, and community members, leading to a strategic plan that outlasts turnover and election cycles. The contract will be awarded to the responsible supplier whose proposal is most advantageous to the County based on evaluation factors. Compensation will be monthly time and materials invoices with a not to exceed cap. Funds are from the State of Oregon.