Contracting Opportunities

The County of Marin Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Behavioral Health & Recovery Services (BHRS), is seeking proposals from qualified organizations to develop and operate a Peer Respite Program for Marin County adults with serious mental illness and/or serious substance use disorders. The program will provide a voluntary, peer-led, short-term residential alternative to more intensive behavioral health services such as crisis stabilization or inpatient hospitalization. This program will be housed in an unlocked, homelike setting with 24/7 staffing and capacity for 5-12 participants, depending on facility size and program design. Funding includes up to $450,000 annually in Behavioral Health Services Act (BHSA) funding for infrastructure and operations, plus up to $600,000 annually in Medi-Cal Fee-for-Service billing for supportive services. 

The County of Marin Department of Health and Human Services , Division of Homeless and Coordinated Care, in collaboration with the Marin County Continuum of Care (CoC) and system partners, is seeking proposals from qualified organizations to lead a strategic refresh of the division's strategic plan. The Strategic Plan guides the way that the County and its community partners address and manage homelessness. The consultant’s primary role is to design and facilitate a short term (less than six months) series of working sessions with system partners and people with lived experience, as appropriate, capture decisions and areas of agreement, consolidate feedback between sessions, and iteratively build a final Strategic Refresh Report and Implementation Roadmap for County and Continuum of Care (CoC) approval.

Marin County Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), Divisions of Homelessness and Coordinated Care (HCC) and Behavioral Health and Recovery Services (BHRS), are seeking to create a pool of eligible applicants consisting of one or more providers to deliver coordinated housing-focused outreach services that provide direct field engagement, safety, stabilization, and connection to housing and homeless, behavioral health, public health, and social service supports. 

The County of Marin requires a comprehensive, ONC-certified, and modern relational database EHR architecture that unifies physical health, substance use disorder (SUD) tracking, case management, and financial revenue cycle operations into a secure framework. The selected solution must scale across external networks of contracted Community-Based Organizations (CBOs) and feature clinical partitions, automated multi-party electronic consent workflows, and strict compliance engines built for California's intersecting health-and-justice regulations.

The County of Marin Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Social Services, Aging and Adult Services, is seeking qualified organizations to provide congregate meal production and delivery services for the Older Americans Act Title III-C Nutrition Program.

The selected contractor will prepare and deliver nutritious, ready-to-serve meals to designated congregate dining sites throughout Marin County, serving adults age 60 and older. Services include menu planning, meal production, packaging, and delivery in compliance with all applicable federal, state, and local regulations, including the Older Americans Act, California Department of Aging requirements, and County nutrition standards.

The successful proposer will demonstrate the capacity to provide high-quality, culturally responsive meals that meet established nutritional guidelines while maintaining food safety standards and reliable delivery schedules. The contractor will work collaboratively with the County to support congregate dining services that promote healthy aging, reduce food insecurity, encourage social engagement, and advance equitable access to nutrition services for Marin County's diverse older adult population.

The initial contract term is anticipated to begin November 1, 2026, through June 30, 2027, with the option for renewal based on performance, funding availability, and County needs. Funding for the initial contract term is not to exceed $64,661. The County encourages proposals from organizations with demonstrated experience in meal production, nutrition services, and serving culturally diverse communities.