Nonprofit Organization Government Bids & RFPs

Round 1 deadline is July 31, 2026, with applications due electronically no later than 4:00 pm at: www. ***. *. *

New funding grants that bring in new funding to the applicant agency will receive five additional points in the scoring process. new funding grants that bring in new funding to the applicant agency will receive five additional points in the scoring process.

All agencies applying must be nonprofit organizations. all agencies applying for andor receiving funds from this grant must be nonprofit organizations.

An application will not be scored if it does not meet the definition of essential human services or requests more funding than allowable. if an application does not meet the definition of essential human services. . . it will not be scored.

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Invoices will be paid according to the contract price. Invoices will be paid according to the contract price.

Applicants must demonstrate its taxexempt nonprofit entity status under 26 u. s. c. 501 and under similar state income tax codes.

Proposals may be rejected if they are nonconforming or if the vendor is ineligible, such as being debarred or suspended. proposals which do not meet or comply with the instructions of this rfq may be considered nonconforming and deemed nonresponsive and subject to disqualification at the sole discretion of the team.

Proposals are invited from qualified businesses, non-profit organizations, entrepreneurs, community organizations, and other innovative operators.

Payment is via monthly reimbursement only, with payment terms of net 30, contingent on timely, accurate, and acceptable invoice submission. payment terms net 30, contingent on timely, accurate, and acceptable invoice submission with required supporting documentation.

Respondents will be scored across five weighted categories: record of successful service delivery (15%), evidence of applying an equity-centered lens (20%), description of proposed programming (40%), proposed data collection strategy (10%), and budget and financial management (10%). respondents will be scored by community reviewers across fiveweighted categories: category weight record of successful service delivery 15 evidence of applying an equitycentered lens 20 description of proposed programming 40 proposed data collection strategy 10 budget and financial management 10

Respondents are strongly encouraged to demonstrate relevant experience in public safety interventions, violence prevention, mentorship, or therapeutic services. relevant experience in one or more of: public safety interventions summerafterschool programming recreational programming violence prevention or interruption mentorship therapeutic services social support andor community engagement.

Failure to comply with the living wage ordinance may result in penalties including suspension/termination of the contract, forfeiture of financial assistance, or liquidated damages of $500 per week. liquidated damages payable to the city of st. louis in the amount of 500 for each week, or part thereof, that an employee has not been provided wages and benefits in accordance with the living wage ordinance.

Questions about RFP contents must be submitted via email no later than 5:00 p. m. on Friday, September 11, 2026. question deadline: questions about rfp contents must be submitted via email no later than5: 00 pm on friday, september 11, 2026

Unauthorized contact with the Office of Violence Prevention outside the named contact person may result in disqualification or rejection of a proposal. unauthorized contact may result in disqualification or rejection of a proposal.

The potential annual awards are up to $100,000. with potential annual awards of up to 100, 000.