# North Orange County Regional Occupational Program Opengov #063-3083801-LL

Independent Living Program Services for Youth Transitioning from Foster Care

**Posted:** August 27, 2026
**Respond By:** September 28, 2026
**Identifier:** 063-3083801-LL
**NAICS:** 624110, 624229

The County of Orange is seeking a provider to help young people transitioning from foster care build skills and stability for independent adulthood.
- **Government buyer:** County of Orange, Social Services Agency, Procurement and Contract Services.
- **Service requested:** Independent Living Program (ILP) services for eligible youth and young adults ages 16–25 with qualifying out-of-home care experience.
  - Provide resources, training, and coaching, including individualized meetings with trained staff.
  - Offer seminars, workshops, and events focused on education, employment readiness, and daily living skills.
  - Provide housing-stabilization assistance for participants ages 18–25, including rental negotiations, landlord training, supplies, and management of rental funds.
- **Estimated service volume:** Approximately 350 participants per contract year; the County does not guarantee a minimum number of referrals or participants.
- **Estimated funding:** Approximately $2,549,909 per year, or up to $7,649,727 over the anticipated three-year initial term.
- **Term:** Anticipated three-year initial term, with a possible two-year renewal at the County’s discretion. The County also reserves the option to award a one-year contract, potentially followed by a two-year renewal.
- **OEMs and vendors:** No OEMs, vendors, or product brands are named; this is a service-focused procurement with no product line items.

### Description

The County of Orange, Social Services Agency is seeking proposals for Independent Living Program services for eligible youth and young adults ages 16 to 25 who were or are in out-of-home care. Services include resources, training, coaching, individualized staff meetings, seminars, workshops, and events covering education, employment readiness, and daily living; housing-stabilization assistance may also be provided to participants ages 18 to 25. Approximately 350 participants are estimated to be served each contract year, though the County does not guarantee a minimum number of referrals or participants. The planned initial contract term is July 1, 2027 through June 30, 2030, with a possible two-year renewal.

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