SFSO, is seeking qualified Proposers for Discharge Planning Services, which provides a range of reentry services to a diverse population with the specific goal of reducing recidivism. Comprehensive jail discharge planning, diligent case management, and strong partnerships with community-based programs are critical to connecting vulnerable reentry populations to relevant, effective services. Incorporating housing support as a component of the spectrum of services can often be the determining factor between success and recidivism.
*Do not submit proposals through the Supplier Portal.
Attached documents:
• Attachment_1_-G-100(03-26)Grant_Agreement.pdf
• Attachment_2-Proposer_Questionnaire_and_References.pdf
• Attachment_4-Sample_Invoice_and_Modification_Form.pdf
• Attachment_5-Budget_Proposal_Template.xlsx
• Attachment_6-HCAO_and_MCO_Declaration_Forms.pdf
• Attachment_7-First_Source_Hiring_Form.pdf
• EXT_SHF___2026-07_Discharge_Planning_Services.pdf
• EXT_SHF___2026-07_Discharge_Planning_Services.xml
• SHF_2026-07-_RFP_for_Discharge_Planning_Services_docx.pdf
Comprehensive jail discharge planning, diligent case management, and strong partnerships with community-based programs are critical to connecting vulnerable reentry populations to relevant, effective services. Incorporating housing support as a component of the spectrum of services can often be the determining factor between success and recidivism.
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Most California work asks for the two below, and the solicitation documents are where it’s stated. One prequalification covers both — on this bid and the next.
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