81622P0004-Justice-Involved Supportive Housing (Open-Ended)

The New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene seeks proposals to design, develop, and operate permanent supportive‑housing units for adults who are justice‑involved, homeless, and have mental‑health or substance‑use disorders. The contract is open‑ended, with a 9‑year term, and awards will be made on a rolling basis up to a total anticipated procurement value of $93.8 million. Proposers must meet a 5‑year experience threshold, maintain at least 90 % annual occupancy, and adhere to a cost‑reimbursement payment model based on unit rates (CityFHEP rates minus $215 per household). The solicitation includes both scattered‑site and congregate housing options, with strict limits on JISH unit percentages in congregate buildings and a required training plan, fiscal officer list, and line‑item budget submission through PASSPort. • Provide permanent supportive‑housing units (scattered‑site or congregate) for justice‑involved adults (18+). • Pay contractors via cost‑reimbursement unit rates; units capped at CityFHEP rates minus $215 per household (75 % collection assumed). • Maintain ≥ 90 % annual occupancy; liquidated‑damage provisions apply for under‑performance. • Must submit a completed PASSPort questionnaire, include a Letter of Linkage/Site Control, a combined Training + Staffing Plan, and an annual line‑item budget (informational only). • Experience requirement: minimum five years within the past eight years of operating supportive housing or providing social services in NYC; partnerships cannot be used to meet this threshold.