Pinellas County Opengov #26-0449-REQ

Pinellas County Rapid Rehousing Program – Service Provider & Fiscal Administration Solicitation

Pinellas County Human Services is seeking proposals for the operation of a Rapid Rehousing (RRH) Program to address homelessness in the county. - Government Buyer: - Pinellas County Human Services (local government agency) - Program Overview: - Rapid Rehousing Program provides short- to medium-term rental assistance and individualized case management to help households exit homelessness and achieve housing stability - Two main roles required: - Rapid Rehousing Service Provider: delivers direct client engagement, housing navigation, case management, and service coordination - Fiscal Administrator: manages and disperses financial assistance for the program - Collaboration & Awards: - Multiple organizations may be awarded, working collaboratively but with clear separation of roles - Funding & Value: - Total available funding is approximately $1,340,000 - Notable Requirements: - Proposals must include detailed narratives, supporting documentation, and address evaluation criteria such as qualifications, experience, approach, deliverables, and compensation - All proposals must be submitted via the OpenGov portal - The county reserves the right to reject, negotiate, or cancel the solicitation - No OEMs or specific vendors are mentioned, as this is a service-based solicitation - Place of Performance: - Services to be performed within Pinellas County, Florida, with the county government as the primary point of contact

Description

Pinellas County Human Services is seeking proposals to operate a Rapid Rehousing (RRH) Program that includes two main roles: a Service Provider responsible for client engagement, housing navigation, case management, and service coordination, and a Fiscal Administrator responsible for managing and dispersing financial assistance. The program aims to help households exit homelessness and achieve housing stability through short- to medium-term rental assistance and individualized case management. Multiple providers may be awarded to collaborate effectively while maintaining clear role separation. The total funding available is approximately $1,340,000.

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