This site supports the County of Marin's Department of Health and Human Services in the management of Requests for Proposals and Requests for Statements of Interest. The newest proposals are listed first. Updates, when available, will be posted on a daily basis, at about 1 PM. Requests are sorted by original posting date.
Current Requests for Proposals
Control Number: 2024-08
Marin County Public Health (MCPH) has contingent funding up to $750,000 per year/ $150,000 per each of the 5 “health equity zones” to advance the work of the Community Resiliency Teams (CRT). These teams were developed in 2020 in response to the COVID-19 global pandemic, but have since evolved to support broader public health priorities. The goal of the Community...
Control Number: 2024-07
Overdose is the leading cause of accidental death in Marin County and the leading cause of all deaths for Marin residents under 55 years of age, with fentanyl driving these overdoses. Marin County is the recipient of funding from several opioid settlements for the remediation of the opioid crisis in California. The services outlined in the RFP align with Opioid Settlement Funding (OSF...
Control Number: 2024-06
Individuals involved in the criminal justice system who use alcohol or other drugs are at increased risk of recidivism and Marin data shows that these individuals have complex needs which contribute disproportionately to public expenditures on the criminal justice system, medical and behavioral health care, and other areas. This RFP seeks one or more providers of supported shelter services for...
Control Number: 2024-04
The purpose of this RFP is to seek Spanish language behavioral health services for Marin County Adult Drug Court (ADC) participants, including one or more of the following services, a) Individual Psychotherapy, b) Facilitation of Seeking Safety groups, and c) Substance Use Assessment via the ASAM Criteria.
Bidders Conference (optional): April 10, 2024 / 2-3pm PST / Zoom: https://us06web....
Control Number: 2024-03
Overdose is the leading cause of accidental death in Marin County and the leading cause of all deaths for Marin residents under 55 years of age, with fentanyl driving these overdoses. Marin County is the recipient of funding from several opioid settlements for the remediation of the opioid crisis in California. The services outlined in the RFP align with Opioid Settlement Funding (OSF...
