Alameda County Violence Reduction and Recovery Initiative: Hospital-Based Violence Intervention Program (HVIP) Services

The County of Alameda is seeking a qualified vendor to provide a Hospital‑Based Violence Intervention Program (HVIP) under its Violence Reduction and Recovery Initiative. The contract will be awarded to one responsive and responsible bidder who can deliver evidence‑informed, culturally relevant, community‑led services that reduce gun‑related violence among county residents. Bidders must demonstrate at least three years of experience delivering hospital‑based violence prevention/intervention services, provide a detailed implementation plan, budget, and key personnel qualifications, and comply with extensive procurement, insurance, and HIPAA requirements. The solicitation includes strict SLEB (Small Local Emerging Business) participation rules, mandatory certifications, and a comprehensive set of deliverables and reporting obligations. • Targeted service: hospital‑based violence intervention and recovery for Alameda County residents. • Required experience: minimum 3 years in evidence‑based violence prevention, preferably with hospital partners. • Deliverables: service description, implementation schedule, budget, key personnel list, data collection/reporting plan, and compliance with HIPAA Business Associate Agreement. • Contract size: single‑award, full‑service provider (prime contractor). • Mandatory SLEB participation: at least 20 % of contract value must be subcontracted to a certified SLEB or the prime must be a certified SLEB. • Submission requirements: complete PDF bid packet, Excel budget form, certifications, and electronic signature via the County’s procurement portal.