Pierce County Opengov #281853

Pierce County seeks providers for Coordinated Entry and System Navigation services to address homelessness.

Pierce County Human Services is seeking providers to deliver Coordinated Entry and System Navigation services as part of its Comprehensive Plan to End Homelessness. - Government Buyer: - Pierce County Human Services - Services Requested: - Coordinated Entry Access (screening, diversion, prioritization interviews, system navigation) - By-Name List Management (real-time tracking and prioritization of individuals experiencing homelessness) - Referral & Matching (connecting clients to appropriate housing and support interventions) - Funding: - Approximately $3,600,000 available - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Services must align with U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) guidance - Emphasis on equity, prioritizing high-barrier cases, and coordination with adjacent systems - Data-driven prioritization and transparent service delivery - Contract may be extended for up to four additional years - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or commercial vendors are named; opportunity is open to qualified service providers - Products/Part Numbers: - No physical products or part numbers; focus is on service delivery

Description

Pierce County has allocated approximately $3,600,000 to support Coordinated Entry (CE) services aimed at streamlining access to the homeless response system. The project focuses on enhancing an integrated housing crisis response system (HCRS) that rapidly responds to households experiencing homelessness, following HUD guidance. Key components include CE Access (Screening, Diversion, Prioritization Interview, and System Navigation), By-Name List Management, and Referral & Matching. The funding supports strategic goals such as promoting an equitable response system, prioritizing assistance based on barriers and risks, ensuring system coordination, and ensuring access to stable housing.

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