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

The New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene is seeking qualified vendors to design, acquire, 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 awards made on a “first‑come, first‑served” basis until the city’s need for approximately 380 units is satisfied. Vendors must submit proposals through PASSPort, comply with a cost‑reimbursement payment model based on unit rates, maintain ≥ 90 % annual occupancy, and meet strict experience, data‑privacy, and reporting requirements. • Provide scattered‑site or congregate supportive housing (studios, 1‑BR, 2‑BR) with case‑management, health‑linkage, and harm‑reduction services. • Operate under a 9‑year contract term (up to 30 years if financing requires longer lease) and be paid per‑unit rates (e.g., $1,544/month for studios plus $10,000 annual supportive‑services budget). • Must have ≥ 5 years (within past 8) of independent supportive‑housing or social‑service experience in NYC; subcontracting cannot be used to satisfy this requirement. • Submit a line‑item budget (informational only) using the “Annual Proposed Budget 22327.xls” template, and adhere to PASSPort procedures for updating Round 8 proposals (deadline June 15 2026).