Description: RFP # RFP-27-006 : Current Due in 21 days Date Issued 11/02/2026 Due Date - Time 11/24/2026 - 10:30am Requesting Agency Human Services Agency Contact HASHIAH BROWN Tel: 9732473300 Fax: 9737428295 bids@passaiccountynj.org Questions Email: bids@passaiccountynj.org Attention: Opportunity Status Current Commodity Type Purchasing - Current Bids Purchasing - Human Services Grants and Programs Purchasing - Requests for Proposals Specifications and Announcements Performance Period January 1, 2027 through December 31, 2027 with Four (4) One-Year Options Contingent on the Availability of Funds and Performance Proposer's Conference N/A Other Instructions N/A Document Manager: - Annex B-2: Youth_Shelter_ANNEX_B-2_152943.xlsx (Upload Date: 11/02/2026 03:29 pm, Filesize: 27kB) - Application Package: Youth_Shelter_Application_Package_152930.pdf (Upload Date: 11/02/2026 03:29 pm, Filesize: 1.68MB) - Notice To Bidders: NTB_RFP-27-006_Non-Secure,_Temporary_Crisis_Shelter_and_Stabilization_Services_Grant_152850.pdf (Upload Date: 11/02/2026 03:28 pm, Filesize: 104kB) - RFP: RFP-27-006_Non-Secure,_Temporary_Crisis_Shelter_and_Stabilization_Services_Grant_152805.pdf (Upload Date: 11/02/2026 03:28 pm, Filesize: 1.87MB) For detailed requirements, proposal format, submission deadlines, and submission location/method, refer to the RFP document and the Notice To Bidders and Application Package listed above or contact the agency contact listed.
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