Hennepin Supplier Systems #HFP0000207

Hennepin County Solicits Diversion and Restorative Services for Adults and Emerging Adults

Hennepin County, through its Attorneys Office (HCAO), is seeking proposals for diversion and restorative services for emerging adults (ages 18-25) and adults (ages 26+) involved in the county's criminal legal system. - Government Buyer: - Hennepin County Attorneys Office (HCAO), Hennepin County, Minnesota - Services Requested: - Intake, screening/assessment, and administrative management - Includes outreach, participant intake, assessments, administrative management, and referrals - Intensive and/or specialized services - Focus on addressing barriers such as housing, employment, health, and substance use - Personalized service plans and regular check-ins - Restorative services - Restorative conferences and practices to promote accountability, healing, and community safety - Notable Requirements: - Use of an HCAO-managed electronic referral and tracking system - Adherence to data privacy laws and participant confidentiality - Staff background checks - Culturally relevant, strengths-based, and accessible service delivery - Ability to report on participant progress and outcomes - Funding and Contract Details: - Anticipated annual funding up to $645,000 - Contract duration of 12 to 18 months, with services expected to begin in the fall - No specific OEMs or product part numbers are named, as this is a service-based solicitation

Description

Hennepin County is soliciting proposals for emerging adult (ages 18-25) and adult (ages 26+) diversion and/or restorative services for individuals who have had contact with the County criminal legal system. The services support the Hennepin County Attorneys Office (HCAO) and aim to provide alternatives to prosecution through diversion programs that focus on accountability, treatment, and healing rather than punishment. The contract(s) will be funded by County property tax and the Minnesota Restorative Practice Initiative Grant Program, with an anticipated total funding of up to $645,000 annually. The County intends to award at least one contract for a duration of 12 to 18 months, beginning in fall 2026.

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