County of Dona Ana Workday #27-0005

Doña Ana County Seeks Facilitation, Planning, Training, and Conference Management Services for Public Health and Wellness Initiatives

Doña Ana County, New Mexico, is seeking professional services to support a wide range of public health and community wellness initiatives. - Government Buyer: - Doña Ana County, Health and Human Services Department, Procurement Officer: Michael Perez - Scope of Services: - Facilitation, planning, coordination, and implementation of workshops, conferences, trainings, and public engagement events - Event planning, facilitation, training curriculum development, stakeholder engagement, and post-delivery support - Focus areas include: - Local Driving While Intoxicated (LDWI) prevention and intervention - Justice-involved populations - Behavioral and mental health - Public health initiatives - Community wellness and prevention strategies - Trauma-informed practices - Recovery-oriented systems of care - Cross-system collaboration and stakeholder engagement - Requirements: - Measurable deliverables and detailed reporting - Ability to work across multiple public health and justice-related domains - Electronic payment acceptance (ACH), insurance, and compliance with county and state procurement codes - Indefinite quantity contract; services provided as needed, payment based on deliverables - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; open to qualified contractors, consultants, firms, or organizations

Description

Doña Ana County is soliciting competitive sealed proposals from qualified contractors, consultants, firms, or organizations to provide professional facilitation, planning, coordination, and implementation services for workshops, conferences, trainings, and public engagement events. The services relate to topics including Local Driving While Intoxicated (LDWI) Grant prevention and intervention, justice-involved populations, behavioral health, mental health, public health initiatives, community wellness and prevention strategies, trauma-informed practices, recovery-oriented systems of care, and cross-system collaboration and stakeholder engagement. Proposals are due by August 19, 2026, and the solicitation includes specific NIGP commodity codes 91523 and 96234.

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