Contracting Opportunities

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.

The County of Marin Department of Public Works (County) is inviting qualified consulting firms to submit a Statement of Qualifications (SOQ) to provide on-call construction management services in support of the County's Pavement Management Program (PMP). The County anticipates selecting two or more qualified consulting firms ("Consultants") with which to execute Professional Services Contracts to provide construction management services to support the County Project Manager.

This project generally includes pavement improvements to various roadway segments located in Homestead Valley, Mill Valley, and Tamalpais Valley within the County of Marin. The improvements to the various roadway segments include (but are not limited to) roadway excavation, full depth structural section paving, cold planing asphalt concrete pavement, replacement of asphalt concrete surfacing, hot mix asphalt overlay, dike removal and replacement, curb and gutter construction, concrete lined ditch construction, storm drain pipe and inlet replacement, and the adjustments of utility manholes and covers.

Improvements for this project will generally include cold planing existing pavement, aggregate base and soil to shape subgrade to finish grade slopes, re-compaction of existing base material,hot mix asphalt paving, road widening, soldier pile and timber lagging retaining wall, signage and striping, concrete curb and median, subdrain system, and minor drainage improvements. The work will take place on Point Reyes – Petaluma Road in Nicasio.

The Civic Center Green Stormwater Infrastructure Project is a multi-phase project to build green stormwater infrastructure to treat many of the campus parking lots. The current project being advertised is Phase1 which includes construction of two bioretention systems adjacent to the Civic Center “panhandle” parking lot located south of the Marin County Corporation Yard (4 Peter Behr Dr. San Rafael, CA 94903).

There is a mandatory pre-bid conference scheduled for this project on July 1, 2026 at 10:00 a.m. at the Civic Center Campus, 3501 Civic Center Dr. Bidders shall meet at the “panhandle” parking lot south of the Civic Center Corporation Yard, which is located at 4 Peter Behr Dr. San Rafael, CA 94903.Exact location here: https://maps.app.goo.gl/4fZ4JgYBCzTizEaPA **

The project is a pavement preservation project in the form of slurry seal along the entire length of Point San Pedro Road, from San Rafael High School to east of Biscayne Drive. The project is designed to extend the life of the roadway while incorporating safety enhancements including signing and striping, rapid rectangular flashing beacons, and curb extensions.

This project generally consists of grinding and paving asphalt concrete digouts, crack seal, traffic
control, storm water pollution control, pavement striping and markings, and related incidental work at
various locations around Marin County.

This project generally consists of striping/marking removal, slurry seal, micro-surfacing, rubberized chip seal and combinations of sealant, and traffic striping/pavement markings affecting approximately 15 miles of County maintained roadways. This project generally includes various roadways in the regions of Sleepy Hollow, unincorporated San Rafael, Mill Valley, and unincorporated Novato.

On behalf of the County of Marin departments, divisions, programs, boards, commissions, and public-facing operations, the County of Marin Procurement Division is requesting proposals for Human-Generated Communication Access Real-time Translation (CART) services. The County is seeking qualified firms who can interpret effectively, accurately, and impartially both receptively and expressively, using any necessary specialized vocabulary and provide reliable, real-time captioning services for recurring meetings and upon-request meetings, events, trainings, hearings, and other countywide activities. The County is issuing this solicitation to establish one or more contracts for CART services that support disability access, effective communication, meaningful participation in County programs and services, and public meeting accessibility. The County may elect to award a single contract or to award multiple contracts for the same or similar services to two or more sources under this solicitation. The County also seeks pricing for an Add Alternate for CART services supporting: - Board of Supervisors meetings; and - Planning Commission meetings. This Add Alternate is intended to address the operational, public access, and legislative meeting requirements applicable to high-profile public meetings, including agenda-based proceedings, public comment, livestreaming coordination, and Brown Act-related accessibility expectations. 

Improvements for this project will generally include asphalt grinding/milling, pavement digouts, hot mix asphalt overlay, traffic striping, traffic marking, traffic signs, shoulder backing and traffic control. The work will take place on Nicasio Valley Road from Lucas Valley Road to MP 2.82 bridge (approximately 1.09 miles north of the Lucas Valley Road intersection) in Nicasio.