County of Alameda #ACPHD-OVP 9000226

Alameda County Hospital-Based Violence Intervention Program Services

Alameda County is seeking a provider to deliver hospital-based violence intervention services for county residents through its Violence Reduction and Recovery Initiative. - Government buyer: Alameda County Health, Public Health Department (ACPHD), Office of Violence Prevention; Health Promotion, Community Partnerships, and Procurements. - Service requested: Implement the Hospital-Based Violence Intervention Program (HVIP), including bedside engagement, trauma-informed case management, mentoring, life-skills development, violence prevention activities, follow-up, and connections to community resources. - Service locations: Alameda Health System-Highland Hospital, UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital of Oakland, Sutter Health Eden Medical Center, and Washington Hospital. - Population and scale: Primarily Alameda County residents, with a target of up to 50 people served annually who are age 34 or younger. - Program requirements: Services must be evidence-informed, trauma-informed, survivor-centered, and culturally and linguistically responsive. The provider must address social determinants of health based on participants’ needs and conduct data collection, continuous quality improvement, and quarterly Results-Based Accountability reporting. - Experience and value: Proposers must demonstrate at least three consecutive years of relevant violence prevention or intervention experience. The opportunity has a stated funding ceiling of up to $500,000. - Term: Planned duration is 2 years and 3 months, with a possible mutually agreed one-year extension. - OEMs and vendors: No OEMs or vendors are identified. The named hospitals are service locations, not identified vendors; no commercial products or part numbers are requested.

Description

Alameda County is seeking proposals for hospital-based violence intervention services for Alameda County residents. Proposals should demonstrate understanding of community needs and provide best-practice or evidence-informed, culturally relevant, community-led interventions, programming, or services. The RFP calls for a comprehensive, data-driven, community-informed approach that addresses underlying social, economic, and political factors and promotes health equity and reduced health disparities through improved access to resources, education, and training. The County intends to award one contract to the most responsive and responsible bidder whose proposal conforms to the RFP and meets County requirements.

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