New York City, NY Grant Opportunities

NYC Health + Hospitals seeks to obtain proposals from law firms that specialize in the defense of medical malpractice claims. The successfully awarded firms will defend NYC Health + Hospitals and its medical staff in high exposure medical malpractice claims. Defense counsel may also be assigned to represent physicians insured by NYC Health + Hospitals' captive insurance company, the HHC Insurance Company (HHCIC) and its medical staff in regulatory matters. Defense counsel is also expected to provide legal assistance concerning NYC Health + Hospitals Risk Management and Quality Assurance programs, be available to consult on regulatory matters, assist hospital risk managers and conduct in-service lectures. NYC Health + Hospitals will award two types of contracts: (1) major defense firm contracts will be assigned a high volume of matters from the initial filing of the Notice of Claim through final disposition, including trial; (2) contracts will also be awarded to specialty firms with exceptional legal expertise in a particular area of trial practice, medical malpractice, health care law, insurance, or similar area. Such firms will be assigned matters on an as needed basis. Law firms participating in the RFP may ask to be considered in one or both categories

The New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene ('Health Department') continues to seek proposals for the Justice Involved Supportive Housing (Open-Ended) Request for Proposals (RFP) through the City's Procurement and Sourcing Solutions Portal ('PASSPort' system). This RFP is intended to procure and make available permanent supportive housing units for adults (18+); initially, the Health Department anticipates that the population would be comprised mainly of individuals who are frequently cycling through jail and shelter who have a mental illness and/or substance use disorder. The Health Department anticipates that the population matches may expand to include individuals who, in addition to having frequent contact with the criminal justice system and the homeless system, have also had frequent contact with the mental health treatment system. RFP documents and additional details can be found by visiting the PASPort Procurement Navigator at https://nyc.gov/businessopportunities and searching by EPIN: '81622P0004'. For the latest information regarding any changes to the RFP be sure to read all released addenda. This RFP is issued and remains available through the PASSPort system only to those organizations that have an account and an Approved HHS Accelerator PQL qualification status in PASSPort. Proposals and prequalification applications will be accepted on an on-going basis ONLY through PASSPort. If you do not have a PASSPort account or Approved PASSPort HHS Accelerator PQL Application, please visit https://nyc.gov/passport to get started. If you have any questions about your HHS Accelerator Prequalification status or for assistance with creating a PASSPort account, please visit https://nyc.gov/mocshelp. This is an open-ended RFP. Therefore, proposals will be accepted and reviewed on an ongoing basis until the Citys needs are met.

The Department of Homeless Services (DHS) is seeking appropriately qualified vendor(s) to identify and operate units for the City Sanctuary Facilites ('Facilities') programs that will be used to house asylum seeking families and individuals in New York City. This emergency procurement is being solicited under the emergency declaration issued by the New York City Department of Social Services. The selected vendor(s) will procure and operate up to 5,000 units in Facilities such as commercial hotels or other similar facilities throughout NYC as outlined in the solicitation. The population served by the selected vendor will be families with children, adult couples, and/or individual adults. Vendors can propose to either operate just the operational portion of the Facility, the service delivery requirements of the Facility, or both and should make this clear in their proposal. This solicitation is 'open-ended', therefore, proposals will be reviewed on an on-going basis until capacity needs, including both Facility operations and service delivery have been met. DHS will start to accept proposals immediately. Proposers are advised to be ready, willing and able to provide services on a 24 hour's notice. Please be advised that (DHS) is expanding this solicitation to seek appropriately qualified vendor(s) to provide emergency, time-limited on-site social services to immigrants and asylum-seeking individuals and families who have entered the DHS shelter system. These staff will be responsible for opening and providing social services at City Sanctuary facilites ('facilities') across New York City until longer term staffing resources are secured. Staffing needed include Community Associates and Shift Supervisors.

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The Department of Homeless Services (DHS) is seeking appropriately qualified vendor(s) to identify and operate units for the City Sanctuary Intake and City Sanctuary Facilities (Facilities) programs that will be used to house asylum seeking families and individuals in New York City. This emergency procurement is being solicited under the emergency declaration issued by the New York City Department of Social Services. The selected vendor(s) will procure and operate up to 5,000 units in Facilities such as commercial hotels or other similar facilities throughout NYC as outlined in the solicitation. The population served by the selected vendor will be families with children, adult couples, and/or individual adults. Vendors can propose to either operate just the operational portion of the Facility, the service delivery requirements of the Facility, or both and should make this clear in their proposal. This solicitation is open-ended. Therefore, proposals will be reviewed on an on-going basis until capacity needs, including both Facility operations and service delivery, have been met. DHS will start to accept proposals immediately. Proposers are advised to be ready, willing, and able to provide services on a 24 hours notice. Documents for the EMERGENCY SOLICITATION FOR THE DHS CITY SANCTUARY FACILITIES can be accessed at: https://a069-ppps.nyc.gov/PPPS/PPPSPublicWebsite/Pages/RequestForEOI.aspx Vendor Source ID: 95258 Only Electronic Proposal Submissions will be accepted This is an open-ended RFP. An information session will be held by a WebEx meeting on Monday, August 8, 2022 at 2:00 PM - 3 PM. The WebEx information is as follows: INFORMATION SESSION FOR CITY SANCTUARY FACILITIES https://nyc-dss.webex.com/nyc-dss/j.php?MTID=mfc98c5d9c9c99b54451092dff8bd2173 Monday, Aug 8, 2022 at 2:00 pm 3:00pm Meeting number: 2335 428 9379 Password: sPvY7AS27YJ Join by phone +1-646-992-2010 United States Toll (New York City) +1-408-418-9388 United States Toll Access code: 233 542 89379

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This notification is to announce that this Request for Proposals is now closed. HRA is informing all proposers, both current and potential, that the Agency is no longer accepting proposals. Pursuant to the NY/NY III Non-Emergency Permanent Supportive Congregate Housing for Chronically Homeless Single Adults Living with AIDS or Advanced HIV Illness RFP, EPIN 09612P0014, the Human Resources Administration (HRA) has permanently set aside more than 98 percent of the available units through this Request for Proposals.

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The New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH) continues to seek proposals for the Open-Ended School Based Health Centers (2019) Request for Proposals (RFP) through the HHS Accelerator system. This RFP is issued and remains available through the HHS Accelerator system only to those organizations prequalified in the relevant service areas. Proposals will be accepted on an on-going basis submitted through the HHS Accelerator system in the manner set forth in the 'Procurements' section of the system by those same prequalified organizations. Go to www.nyc.gov/hhsaccelerator to learn more. School Based Health Centers (SBHC) were established by Chapter 198 of the NYS Laws of 1978 to improve the accessibility and availability of quality comprehensive and preventive physical and mental health services to preschool, elementary, middle and secondary school students in high risk areas of New York State. As a result of this Law, NYS Department of Health approves, licenses and monitors every SBHC in NYS. School Based Health Centers are medical health centers within the schools. They help students manage their illnesses during the school day. Because of the location, School Based Health Center are an easy health care option for busy students with busy parents who cannot always make it to their doctors office. School-Based Health Centers have been providing primary care to students in NYC schools for over 30 years. Its been proven that School-Based Health Centers lower school absences and parents time away from work. They also lower the chance of an emergency room or hospital visit. If a child has a chronic illness, or suddenly gets sick, a School-Based Health Center at their school can assist the child with needed care.

Current application timing and deadline need confirmation.

The New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH), continues to seek proposals for JISH Request for Proposals (RFP) through the HHS Accelerator system. This RFP is issued and remains available through the HHS Accelerator system only to those organizations prequalified in the relevant service areas. Proposals will be accepted on an on-going basis, submitted through the HHS Accelerator system in the manner set forth in the Procurements section of the system by those same prequalified organizations. Go to www.nyc.gov/hhsaccelerator to learn more. This Request for Proposal is intended to procure and make available permanent supportive housing units for adults (18+); initially, DOHMH anticipates that the population would be comprised mainly of individuals who are frequently cycling through jail and shelter who have a mental illness and/or substance use disorder. DOHMH anticipates that the population matches may expand to include individuals who, in addition to having frequent contact with the criminal justice system and the homeless system, have also had frequent contact with the mental health treatment system.

Current application timing and deadline need confirmation.

The New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH) continues to seek proposals for the Open-Ended School Based Health Centers (2019) Request for Proposals (RFP) through the HHS Accelerator system. This RFP is issued and remains available through the HHS Accelerator system only to those organizations prequalified in the relevant service areas. Proposals will be accepted on an on-going basis submitted through the HHS Accelerator system in the manner set forth in the 'Procurements' section of the system by those same prequalified organizations. Go to www.nyc.gov/hhsaccelerator to learn more. School Based Health Centers (SBHC) were established by Chapter 198 of the NYS Laws of 1978 to improve the accessibility and availability of quality comprehensive and preventive physical and mental health services to preschool, elementary, middle and secondary school students in high risk areas of New York State. As a result of this Law, NYS Department of Health approves, licenses and monitors every SBHC in NYS. School Based Health Centers are medical health centers within the schools. They help students manage their illnesses during the school day. Because of the location, School Based Health Center are an easy health care option for busy students with busy parents who cannot always make it to their doctors office. School-Based Health Centers have been providing primary care to students in NYC schools for over 30 years. Its been proven that School-Based Health Centers lower school absences and parents time away from work. They also lower the chance of an emergency room or hospital visit. If a child has a chronic illness, or suddenly gets sick, a School-Based Health Center at their school can assist the child with needed care.

Current application timing and deadline need confirmation.

The New York City Health Department ('Health Department') continues to seek proposals for the School Based Health Centers (Open-Ended) Request for Proposals (RFP) through the City's Procurement and Sourcing Solutions Portal ('PASSPort' system). School Based Health Centers (SBHC) were established by Chapter 198 of the NYS Laws of 1978 to improve the accessibility and availability of quality comprehensive and preventive physical and mental health services to preschool, elementary, middle and secondary school students in high-risk areas of New York State. As a result of this Law, NYS Department of Health approves, licenses and monitors every SBHC in NYS. School Based Health Centers are medical health centers within the schools. They help students manage their illnesses during the school day. Because of the location, School Based Health Centers are an easy health care option for busy students with busy parents who cannot always make it to their doctors office. School-Based Health Centers have been providing primary care to students in NYC schools for over 30 years. Its been proven that School-Based Health Centers lower school absences and parents time away from work. They also lower the chance of an emergency room or hospital visit. If a child has a chronic illness, or suddenly gets sick, a School-Based Health Center at their school can assist the child with needed care. RFP documents and additional details can be found by visiting the PASSPort Procurement Navigator at https://nyc.gov/businessopportunities and searching by EPIN: '81622P0003'. For the latest information regarding any changes to the RFP, be sure to read all released addenda. This RFP is issued and remains available through the PASSPort system only to those organizations that have an account and an Approved HHS Accelerator PQL qualification status in PASSPort. Proposals and prequalification applications will be accepted on an on-going basis ONLY through PASSPort. If you do not have a PASSPort account or Approved PASSPort HHS Accelerator PQL Application, please visit https://nyc.gov/passport to get started. If you have any questions about your HHS Accelerator Prequalification status or for assistance with creating a PASSPort account, please visit https://nyc.gov/mocshelp. This is an open-ended RFP. Therefore, proposals will be accepted and reviewed on an ongoing basis until the Citys needs are met.