What the county is buying
by RFPFinder from the notice; the solicitation governsWashoe County seeks licensed foster care providers to offer Emergency Foster Care services in a family style home setting. The contract will be awarded based on the County's discretion.
Scope
- Provide Emergency Foster Care services in an in-home setting.
- Care for children between the ages of 0-18, sibling groups, and pregnant or parenting teen mothers with infants.
How to get the bid documents
- Open the notice on Nevada State Purchasing Division - NevadaEPro
- Read the notice; the source lists no attachments
- Submit by physical before 11:00 AM PT on Jun 30, 2030
To submit, you need a free account at Nevada State Purchasing Division - NevadaEPro.
The source notice lists no attachments.
Open the original listing on the agency portalDetails
- Place of performance
- Reno, Nevada
- Buyer type
- County
- Notice type
- RFQ
- Solicitation no.
- RFQ-3234-24-0-2024/ES
- Category
- Consulting · beta
- Quantity
- multiple children from notice
- Delivery location
- Washoe County from notice
- Period of performance
- April 1, 2022 - March 31, 2026 from notice
- Contract type
- Time and materials from notice
- Evaluation
- Sealed bid, price only (FAR 14) from notice
- Local presence
- Required
- Amendments
- None since Aug 23, 2023
- Contact
- Edwin Smith · Buyer
- Phone
- (775) 328-2280
Not stated in the notice: estimated value. Check the bid documents.
Contact details from the source notice. Contact the buyer only about this solicitation.
Key dates
Change log
verified Wed, Oct 7 · 11:17 AM PTNo amendments since posting on Wed, Aug 23, 2023; verified Wed, Oct 7 · 11:17 AM PT.
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Notice as published
Foster Care Services
The Washoe County Human Services Agency (the “County”) strives to have a strong, safe, and thriving community that empowers its residents to reach their highest potential, maintain their health and well-being, and live with independence and dignity. Community engagement and partnerships are critical to the success of our efforts. As such, HSA is seeking licensed foster care providers (individuals or organizations, hereafter referred to as “Provider” or “Contractor”) to provide Emergency Foster Care (EFC) within the community that is home/family based in an effort to promote family-oriented placements.
The EFC services shall be provided in an in-home setting, at a residence within the community to children between the ages of 0-18, sibling groups, and pregnant or parenting teen mothers with infants. Funds awarded may be used to cover operating and staffing expenses; however, funding may not be used to purchase, rehabilitate, or otherwise complete capital improvements to a property. Congregate/institutional settings will not be considered for this funding.
Although respondents proposing to accept only one or two children for placement will be considered, first preference will be given to respondents capable of accepting three or more children at a time. Providers who respond, will be vetted and, if approved placed on a “provider list” to be contracted as needed to operate Emergency Foster Care services in a family style home setting within the community on an as needed basis. Responding to this Open Enrollment does not guarantee a contract will be offered.
The County anticipates contracts that are executed will be established for a one
- year period from April 1, 2022 through March 31, 2023 with the option to renew for four
- one
- year periods.
Renewals are not guaranteed and will be offered at the County’s sole discretion, subject to agency need, provider performance, and available funding.
The Washoe County Commission will receive sealed bids/proposals from qualified firms to furnish the goods and/or services identified in the specifications document.
Advertised in: Reno Gazette Journal
Listing collected from Nevada State Purchasing Division - NevadaEPro. Always confirm requirements in the original solicitation before you bid.