The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is conducting market research to identify qualified vendors—particularly Service‑Disabled Veteran‑Owned, Veteran‑Owned, and other small businesses—to provide comprehensive residential treatment services for homeless or at‑risk veterans in the San Francisco VA Health Care System. The contract would cover room and board, three nutritious meals daily, laundry facilities, a full suite of therapeutic services (individual and group therapy, case management, living‑skills training, discharge planning), medication management, and transportation assistance. Services must comply with NFPA fire‑safety standards, infection‑control protocols, and VA patient rights. The anticipated performance period is five years, beginning approximately December 1 2026, with each veteran’s stay not to exceed 60 days (extensions possible with justification). The VA seeks responses to this Sources Sought notice to gauge market capability; no commitment to issue a solicitation is made.
• Location: San Francisco, CA
• Scope: Full‑service residential treatment for homeless/at‑risk veterans (room, board, therapy, meds, transport)
• Duration: Up to 5 years, with individual stays ≤ 60 days (extensions possible)
• Target vendors: SDVOSB, VOSB, other small businesses
• Compliance: NFPA 101, NFPA 10, ADA, Joint Commission, VA patient‑rights, bed‑bug protocols
• Submission: Email completed response to
[email protected] (no deadline stated)