Los Angeles County Lacounty #DPH-RFP-2026-007

Los Angeles County HIV and STD Prevention Services

Los Angeles County is seeking providers for countywide HIV and sexually transmitted disease prevention services. - Government buyer: County of Los Angeles, Department of Public Health, Division of HIV and STD Programs. - Services requested: Integrated HIV/STD testing, screening and treatment; linkage to HIV care and STD treatment; biomedical prevention including PrEP, PEP, and DoxyPEP; navigation, benefits assistance, referrals, and outreach. - Service categories: Clinic-based services; community-based, non-clinic services; and High Impact Prevention Services (HIPS). HIPS applicants must also apply for Category 1 or Category 2. - Category-specific requirements: Clinic-based services are delivered through licensed medical clinics and affiliated sites. Non-clinic services require drop-in access and link clients to testing, treatment, and prevention services. HIPS applicants may propose one to three supportive interventions, such as enhanced navigation, harm reduction, peer programs, or sexual health education. - Funding: Estimated annual funding is up to $22.75 million: $9 million for clinic-based services, $6.25 million for non-clinic services, and $7.5 million for HIPS. - Notable requirements: Use trauma-informed and healing-centered approaches, address HIV/STD syndemics, and advance equitable care and reduced health disparities. DHSP funding may not cover STD specimen-processing laboratory costs for non-clinic services. - OEMs and vendors: No manufacturers, vendors, or specific products are named. No quantities or part numbers are specified.

Description

The County of Los Angeles Department of Public Health is seeking proposals from qualified organizations to provide comprehensive HIV and STD prevention services in Los Angeles County. Services include integrated HIV and STD testing, treatment, biomedical prevention services, and prevention programming for people at risk of infection. The solicitation describes a High-Impact Prevention Services model intended to address HIV and STD syndemics, health disparities, and inequities. Proposals are due December 14, 2026.

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