Department of Health and Mental HygieneIssuing agency·New York, NY·via the NYC PASSPort procurement portalJustice-Involved Supportive Housing (Open-Ended) This Request for Proposal is intended to procure and make available permanent supportive housing units for adults (18+); initially, DOHMH anticipates that the population would be comprised mainly of individuals who are frequently cycling through jail and shelter who have a mental illness and/or substance use disorder. DOHMH anticipates that the population matches may expand to include individuals who, in addition to having frequent contact with the criminal justice system and the homeless system, have also had frequent contact with the mental health treatment system. The goals and objectives of the JISH program are to: provide rapid access to supportive housing units in some combination of scattered or congregate housing for individuals with recent and frequent contact with the criminal justice system, the homeless services systems, and the mental health treatment systems who have a mental illness or substance use disorder; provide case management services in order to link tenants to health and behavioral health services, as well as other resources in order to prevent further use of jail, shelter, or other emergency services. Services will be easily accessible and will occur in JISH apartment units, program sites, and in the community; and provide case management to successfully maintain housing, link and engage with service providers, and support positive integration of individuals into the community in order to decrease homelessness and criminogenic behaviors. Please note all Addenda and attachments in Documents Tab for the most up-to-date information. Use of PASSPort and Prequalification To respond to this RFP and all other Human/Client Services RFPs, organizations must have an account and an Approved PASSPort Health and Human Services (HHS) PQL qualification status in PASSPort. If you do not already have a PASSPort account please visit www.nyc.gov/passport and click on the “Register NYC.ID” on that page. if you are not approved in any HHS PQL categories, please refer to the "How can I submit the HHS Accelerator Prequalification (PQL) Application in PASSPort?" section of the PASSPort FAQ. For assistance with technical issues relating to PASSPort, please contact the Mayor's Office of Contract Services (MOCS) via MOCS Service Desk. R10 is released on October 29, 2026.
Estimated value: $93,762,132.00. Contract term: 1/1/2022 – 12/31/2030
The contractor will provide rapid access to supportive housing units in scattered or congregate settings for individuals with recent and frequent contact with the criminal justice system, homeless services, and mental health treatment systems. The contractor will also provide case management services to link tenants to health and behavioral health services and other resources to prevent further use of jail, shelter, or emergency services. Services will be accessible in JISH apartment units, program sites, and the community, with the goal of maintaining housing, linking with service providers, and supporting community integration.
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