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NYC Health Department Solicitation for Recreational and Socialization Services for Individuals with Developmental Disabilities

The New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene is preparing to solicit proposals for providing recreational and socialization services to individuals with developmental disabilities who are NYC residents and not eligible for state OPWDD services. - Government Buyer: - New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (NYC Health Department) - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or commercial vendors are named; this is a service-based opportunity for qualified organizations - Products/Services Requested: - Direct provision of recreational and socialization services for children and adults with developmental disabilities - Activities include trips, camp programming, music and arts, sports, social skills groups, and optional academic support - Program enhancements may include training, collaboration, and transportation - Notable Requirements: - Providers must have at least three years of experience serving individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities - Each provider must serve a minimum of 15 unduplicated participants annually - At least one youth and one adult program per NYC borough (total of approximately 10 contracts) - Commitment to health and racial equity is required - Adherence to NYC Food Standards if food is served - Participation in ongoing data collection and program evaluation - Estimated annual contract value is $1,210,943 per contract - No product part numbers or hardware/software OEMs are involved; this is a direct services procurement

Description

The NYC Health Department is planning to issue a Request for Proposals (RFP) for Recreational and Socialization Services for Individuals with Developmental Disabilities. The services aim to provide equitable and high-quality recreational and socialization programs for individuals diagnosed with developmental disabilities who are ineligible for OPWDD services or awaiting eligibility determination. The program will serve NYC residents across all five boroughs, with an anticipated contract term of nine years starting January 1, 2028. Comments on the concept report are invited by June 15, 2026.

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