One-year contract with two possible 1-year extensions. Funding: $800,000 one-time allocation from transient occupancy tax, with $650,000 for direct repair services and max 15% for administrative costs. Grants up to $30,000 per household, at least 22 households, not exceeding $34,500 per household. Proposals limited to 12 pages, due November 2, 2026 at 12:00 PM PST via email only. Selection based on experience, qualifications, approach, budget, reporting ability, and references. Quarterly and final reports required.
Proposals must be submitted by November 2, 2026 at 12:00 PM noon. Only email submittals will be accepted. deadline. november 2, 2026 at 12: 00 pm noon.
The successful organization will be selected based on professional qualifications and demonstrated competence, with criteria including experience, project approach, budget, reporting ability, and references. the successful organization will be selected on the basis of professional qualifications and demonstrated competence.
Respondents must describe experience, capacity, and ability to perform services, including experience with underserved communities and familiarity with East Palo Alto. describe experience working with underserved, minority, and immigrant communities.
Questions must be submitted by October 5, 2026, with written responses published October 9, 2026. deadline to submit rfp questions monday, october 5, 2026.
Failure to comply with insurance, business license, or agreement requirements may result in rejection. the city may, at any time, reject the proposal of any selected proposer that fails to comply with these requirements.
Funding available is $800,000 in transient occupancy tax funds, with $650,000 toward direct repair services. funding available is a onetime allocation of 800, 000 in transient occupancy tax funds.