City of Houston BeaconBid #998d0a24-e247-4c9e-aa74-3cbabfa2461e

Houston HCD seeks nonprofit partners for public services to vulnerable populations

The City of Houston's Housing and Community Development Department (HCD) is seeking nonprofit partners to deliver essential public services for vulnerable populations. - Government Buyer: - City of Houston Housing and Community Development Department (HCD) - Services Requested: - Transportation assistance for individuals experiencing or at risk of homelessness or with Intellectual Disability Disorders (IDD) - Healthcare and medical education services - Housing placement and rehousing support - Mental health services and case management - Comprehensive homeless services - Legal assistance - Housing counseling - Employment support, job training, education, and workforce development - Childcare services - Funding and Performance: - Approximately $10.3 million in funding available over up to 24 months - Initial agreement term of one year, with an option for a one-year renewal - Notable Requirements: - All projects must specifically serve individuals experiencing homelessness, those at risk of homelessness, or those living with IDD - Strict eligibility criteria for target populations - Compliance with federal, state, and local funding guidelines - No specific OEMs or commercial vendors are named, as this is a call for nonprofit service providers

Description

The City of Houston’s Housing and Community Development Department (HCD) is seeking applications from qualified nonprofit organizations to provide public services programs to Houston residents. These services include transportation, healthcare, medical education, housing and/or rehousing, mental health, case management, homeless services, legal, housing counseling, employment, substance abuse, job training and education, workforce development, and childcare services. All projects must serve those experiencing homelessness, those at risk for homelessness, or those living with Intellectual Disability Disorders (IDD). The project is supported by approximately $10,300,000.00 in funding for a 24-month period from CDBG and other potential federal, state, and local sources. The term of the resulting agreement(s) will be for one year with an option for an additional one-year renewal at the discretion of HCDD.

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