Current Requests for Proposal (RFP's) in Human Services and Public Health Department
Potential providers of services are sometimes best identified with a Request for Proposal (RFP).
The process begins with the publication of a document by HSPHD specifying the types of services and conditions under which Hennepin County wishes to contract. It calls for letters of interest/proposals for service delivery, which may result in a selection of a single or multiple providers, depending on the County’s needs. HSPHD will publish these documents for public viewing on this website. Please be advised to consult this website for opportunities.
Eligibility Maintenance and Work Services Area-MFIP RFP
Hennepin County Eligibility Maintenance and Work Services Area is issuing a Request For Proposals (RFP) for the provision of Employment and Training Services under the Minnesota Family Investment Program (MFIP). Private and Public Organizations with experience in the provision of Employment and Training services are invited to apply for funding through this RFP.
Faith-based Outreach and Referral Network RFP
Hennepin County is seeking proposals in order to contract with one or two providers to coordinate and oversee a network of faith-based organizations through which outreach and referral services will be provided to people living, working, or residing in North and South Minneapolis. Proposals are due by 4:00 pm on Friday September 10, 2010.
Closed 2009-2010 SOIs & RFPs
Did you know?
A provider may not necessarily need a county contract in all cases. Some services, such as PCA (Personal Care Attendant), do not necessarily require county contracts. See other websites such as the Minnesota Department of Human Services, for additional details.
The Contracting Process
After a provider is chosen for a contract, they will be required to complete further detailed information, which will facilitate the Department's actions to initiate the contract through Contract Administration.
The Department will use this information to work with Contract Administration as part of the internal contract initiation and completion process.
Timelines will be based upon coordination between the provider and Hennepin County staff regarding contracting requirements completion. If awarded a contract, the provider is responsible to deliver the product or service as required. No product or service should be delivered before the contract is signed by the Hennepin County Board of Commissioners.
