The City of New York, through its Human Resources Administration, is issuing an open‑ended Request for Proposals to provide congregate supportive housing services for up to 7,500 new units as part of the NYC 15/15 supportive‑housing initiative. Vendors will be responsible for delivering comprehensive case‑management, health, mental‑health, substance‑use, and other supportive services to target populations (chronically homeless adults, families with SMI/SUD, young adults, etc.) and must meet strict occupancy timelines and ongoing occupancy rates. The contract term is five years with one optional four‑year renewal, and the total anticipated procurement value is $100 million. Proposals must be submitted via PASSPort and include a Budget Summary Template. No fixed submission deadline; proposals are accepted continuously until all units are awarded.
• Target: 7,500 congregate units serving single adults, families, and young‑adult populations with serious mental illness, substance‑use disorders, or chronic homelessness.
• Scope: Provide on‑site 24/7 support, comprehensive needs assessments, individualized service plans, and maintain 95 % (or 90 % for smaller sites) annual occupancy.
• Funding: $100 million ceiling; per‑unit service‑award rates range from $17,500 to $28,738 annually.
• Requirements: PASSPort account, approved HHS pre‑qualification, Budget Summary upload, site‑control documentation, and rental‑assistance proof before final award.