Requests For Proposals or Statements of Interest (RFP)

Information on Service Adjustments During the COVID-19 Emergency

HHS is the County’s largest department with more than 700 employees who work at many sites throughout Marin. Many HHS offices have reopened with limited staffing to the public. Staff will continue to provide services remotely when possible for safety reasons, and residents in need of HHS services should consider conducting conversations over the phone or email when possible. Please call ahead if you have an appointment or require in-person assistance.

Adult Protective Services: (415) 473-2774.

Skilled Nursing/Assisted Living Ombudsman: (415) 473-7446.

Child Protective Services: (415) 473-7153.

Public Assistance Call Center (Medi-Cal, CalFresh, CalWorks): 1 (877) 410-8817, or visit c4yourself.com.

General Relief: (415) 473-3450.

Behavioral Health and Recovery Services Access Line: 1 (888) 818-1115.

For information on resources and services specifically for older adults (persons 60+), persons with disabilities and family caregivers, call (415) 473-INFO (415) 473-4636 or email 473-INFO@marincounty.org.

HHS created a phone hotline, (415) 473-7191 (CRS 711), and an online contact form, for residents to contact staff with questions or concerns about the virus and about the county and community response. The call center is open from 9:30 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. weekdays, and interpreter services are available.

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This site supports the County of Marin's Department of Health and Human Services in the management of Requests for Proposals and Requests for Statements of Interest. The newest proposals are listed first. Updates, when available, will be posted on a daily basis, at about 1 PM. Requests are sorted by original posting date.

Contracting opportunities with other departments of the County of Marin are found on the County of Marin website.

Current Requests for Proposals

Mental Health Services Act – Community Health Advocates Programs

Control Number: 2020-30

The Community Health Advocates/Promotores program focuses on supporting underserved communities and identifying unserved individuals in order to engage them, and when appropriate their families, in the mental health system so that they receive the appropriate services. Promotores and other Community Health Advocates (CHAs) build bridges between the diverse populations that they serve and the...

Recovery Coach/Case Manager

Control Number: 2019-15

The purpose of the RFP is to solicit proposals a full-time Recovery Coach to serve Marin County Medi-Cal and low-income uninsured beneficiaries with substance use disorders and co-occurring substance use and mental health conditions. This position will be responsible for providing services system-wide, including coordinating with the Behavioral Health and Recovery Services Access Team and...