RFP Database

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Find open Case Management Software RFPs from state agencies, local governments, school districts and higher ed institutions.

18 opportunities shown.

  1. 260334 Residential Recovery Services

    The Massachusetts Department of Public Health (Bureau of Substance Addiction Services) requests proposals to provide Residential Rehabilitation Services for adults with substance use disorders statewide, covering Therapeutic Community, Recovery Home, and Social Model Home program models.

  2. 214830 Housing Stability Support

    The Massachusetts Department of Public Health (Bureau of Substance Addiction Services) RFR seeks vendors to provide housing stability support services to adults, families, and young adults in recovery from substance use disorders, delivered in permanent and transitional housing settings.

  3. RFP_26-0036_FSAPS

    The Los Angeles County Department of Children and Family Services is issuing this service RFP to solicit proposals from organizations that can provide Family Support and Abuse Prevention Services for Children with Developmental Disabilities.

  4. Legal Services RFP

    The Kentucky Justice & Public Safety Cabinet seeks law firms or individual attorneys to provide representation and legal advice in pending and future federal litigation, including a class-action case involving juvenile detention conditions.

  5. Legal Services

    The Kentucky Justice & Public Safety Cabinet seeks law firms or individual attorneys to provide representation and legal advice in pending and future federal litigation, including a class-action case involving juvenile detention conditions.

  6. 07122P0011-Drop-In Facilities for Homeless Single Adults

    The New York City Department of Homeless Services (DHS) issued an open-ended RFP seeking qualified vendors to operate drop-in facilities for homeless single adults across New York City, providing case management, housing assistance, food, showers and other supportive services using a housing-first approach.