Minneapolis Supplier Systems #0000004324

South Minneapolis Community Resource Navigator Services

The City of Minneapolis is seeking a provider to staff community navigation services at the South Minneapolis Community Safety Center. - Government buyer: City of Minneapolis, Neighborhood Safety Department (NSD); the Procurement Office issued an addendum. Stephine D. Holloway is named in the RFP. - Service requested: Trauma-informed, culturally responsive, person-centered navigation, including needs assessments, individualized plans, warm handoffs, resource and appointment support, follow-up, crisis support as appropriate, and coordination with community partners. - Staffing: Three full-time Resource Navigators, with at least two fluent in a language commonly spoken by South Minneapolis residents. Standalone professional interpretation or translation is not required. - Hours: The RFP summaries and addendum generally budget 4,160 hours per navigator over the initial term. One attachment summary instead lists 6,240 hours for Navigators 2 and 3; confirm the applicable hours with the City. - Provider qualifications and budget requirements: At least three years of relevant direct human-services experience, experience serving culturally diverse communities, and experience coordinating with community organizations and other partners. The cost proposal covers the initial term; indirect costs are generally capped at 15% of direct costs. Payments are reimbursement-only for services provided. - Term: Two-year initial term, with up to three annual extensions at the City's option. - OEMs and vendors: No product manufacturers, OEMs, or service vendors are identified. No hardware, products, or part numbers are requested.

Description

The City of Minneapolis Neighborhood Safety Department seeks a qualified responder to operate from the South Minneapolis Community Safety Center and provide community navigation services. Services are to be trauma-informed and culturally responsive, connecting individuals and families with community resources, promoting stability, and supporting community safety through partnerships and coordinated service delivery. The responder must provide three full-time Resource Navigators, including at least two bilingual navigators. Proposals are due November 10, 2026, at 12:00 PM Minneapolis time.

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