RFP - Extended Case Management for Asylum Seekers 2025-27
Federal opportunity from 10005 - ODHS Self Sufficiency | 00275 - Refugee Unit • Oregon Department of Human Services. Place of performance: OR. Response deadline: Oct 30, 2025.
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Certified Disadvantaged Business Outreach Plan
The State of Oregon, acting by and through the Oregon Department of Human Services, Office of Self-Sufficiency Programs, Refugee Programs, is issuing this Request for Proposal under the provisions of ORS 279B.060 for extended case management for asylum seekers 2025-2027. Please see the attached RFP for additional information.
Extended Case Management for Asylum Seekers
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The State of Oregon, through the Oregon Department of Human Services' Office of Self-Sufficiency Programs, is seeking proposals for extended case management services for asylum seekers covering the period of 2025-2027. This RFP is governed by ORS 279B.060 and emphasizes the importance of a Certified Disadvantaged Business Outreach Plan. The deadline for proposals is October 30, 2025, which allows for thorough preparation and formulation of strategic partnerships.
The buyer is seeking to implement a comprehensive case management program that addresses the needs of asylum seekers in Oregon, ensuring they receive the support necessary for their transition and integration into the community.
- Organizations with experience in case management for refugees and asylum seekers.
- Firms with a proven track record in outreach to disadvantaged communities.
- Non-profits and businesses that can meet the state requirements for a Certified Disadvantaged Business.
- Firms familiar with Oregon's human services regulations.
- Develop detailed case management strategies tailored to asylum seekers.
- Create a Certified Disadvantaged Business Outreach Plan.
- Establish performance metrics for the program's effectiveness.
- Collaborate with other service providers to streamline support services.
- Provide training and resources to case managers.
- Completed RFP response form.
- Executive summary outlining the proposed approach and qualifications.
- Evidence of experience and success in similar projects.
- Detailed budget proposal.
- Certified Disadvantaged Business Outreach Plan.
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- Adhere to ORS 279B.060 for public contracting.
- Ensure compliance with Oregon's human services regulations.
- Competitive pricing is essential due to the public nature of funding.
- Consider cost-share opportunities with partner organizations to enhance service delivery.
- Consider partnering with local non-profits that specialize in refugee services.
- Explore subcontracting with organizations experienced in outreach and community engagement.
- Changes in asylum policies could impact service delivery.
- Potential competition from established organizations already providing similar services.
- Regulatory changes in state funding may affect budget allocations.
- What specific metrics will the state use to evaluate the success of this program?
- Are there existing partnerships that we should consider when planning our outreach?
- Can we access previous reports or evaluations of existing programs?
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- Details on the expected number of asylum seekers to be served.
- Specific qualifications required for case managers.
- Budget ranges or funding limits for the program.
- Information on current service providers competiting for this contract.
- Guidelines on the geographical areas to focus on in outreach efforts.
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