Homelessness Response System Quality Improvement, Training, and Technical Assistance
Federal opportunity from 91400010 - Housing Stabilization Division | 020 - HSD Deputy Director • Housing and Community Services Department. Place of performance: OR. Response deadline: Nov 12, 2025.
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Homelessness Response System Quality Improvement, Training, and Technical Assistance This is not an opportunity to submit a proposal. This notice is pursuant to Oregon Revised Statutes (ORS) 279B.085(5), ORS 279B.400, ORS 456.625(19)(b), and Oregon Administrative Rule (OAR) 137-047-0285. Any affected person may protest the approval of the Special Procurement. This Special Procurement involves OHCS direct awarding a contract to ICF for Homelessness Response System Quality Improvement, Training, and Technical Assistance services.
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This OregonBuys notice is a Special Procurement under ORS 279B.085(5), ORS 279B.400, ORS 456.625(19)(b), and OAR 137-047-0285 and explicitly states it is not an opportunity to submit a proposal. The Housing Stabilization Division (HSD Deputy Director office) indicates OHCS is direct awarding a contract to ICF for Homelessness Response System Quality Improvement, Training, and Technical Assistance services. The only actionable path for other parties is as an “affected person” considering a protest of the Special Procurement approval. The stated response/protest deadline in the notice is 2025-11-12T16:00:00+00:00.
Complete a direct award (Special Procurement) to ICF to provide Homelessness Response System Quality Improvement, Training, and Technical Assistance services for OHCS, while meeting the applicable Oregon procurement statutes/rules cited and managing any protests from affected persons.
- Special Procurement (direct award) action by OHCS for “Homelessness Response System Quality Improvement, Training, and Technical Assistance” services
- Compliance with cited authorities: ORS 279B.085(5), ORS 279B.400, ORS 456.625(19)(b), and OAR 137-047-0285
- Protest window management: “Any affected person may protest the approval of the Special Procurement” (deadline shown as 2025-11-12T16:00:00+00:00)
- Contracting with ICF as the direct awardee (as stated in the notice)
- If protesting (only if you are an “affected person” per the notice): prepare and submit a protest of the Special Procurement approval by 2025-11-12T16:00:00+00:00.
- Download and review the posted attachments from OregonBuys (two files linked in the notice) for the Special Procurement justification, protest instructions, and any required format/delivery method.
- Confirm the correct protest recipient/office and submission channel as stated in the attachments/notice (not provided in the brief).
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- Contents of the two posted attachments (likely Special Procurement justification and protest instructions) needed to advise on protest details and scope specifics.
- Any scope details beyond the title (deliverables, locations, performance period) are not provided in the brief.
- Solicitation/contract identifiers (solicitation number, period of performance dates) are not provided in the brief.
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