Contractor will provide a. Printing services. Publication shall include 4/4 gloss cover, with twenty- eight 4/4 consecutive inside pages. Paper stock shall be as follows: 100# gloss for cover, 50# bond white for inside pages. Size shall be 8.5” by 11”. Number of copies to be printed shall be 13,000.
Contractor will provide. JEA with a construction schedule to complete construction. The Contractor shall track progress and communicate with the JEA Contract Administrator weekly, at minimum, updating the JEA Contract Administrator on critical elements of the construction schedule.
Contractor will provide dining tent • tables • chairs • wash stations • trashcans • and all necessary supplies. • an area for set-up • dumpster • potable water • graywater disposal MEAL EXPECTATIONS Breakfast • Provide Servers • Serve breakfast for an approximate two and a half-hour period, between the hours of 0530 and 0800. • Supply coffee, tea, hot cocoa and accompanying accoutrements, along with milk, and juices per CoViD-19 requirements. No carbonated beverages or sports drink. • Standard menu items and quantities to be available per person are listed below for each type of meal.
Contractor will provide and will cause its Subcontractors and agents to provide, to HHS periodic written certifications of compliance with controls and provisions relating to information privacy, security and breach notification, including without limitation information related to data transfers and the handling and disposal of Confidential Information. 45
Contractor will provide debris containers or other means of approved disposal.
Contractor will provide i. Contractor shall conduct outreach and engagement efforts in geographical locations where encampments are located on and around transportation throughways throughout the City with the goals of:
a. Rapid resolution assistance, including determining diversion opportunities;
b. Building relationships, trust, and rapport over time with individuals and families experiencing homelessness to expedite access to housing resources and supportive services;
c. Make efforts to maintain contact with known individuals as frequently as possible to xxxxxx deeper engagement and linkage to community resources and longer-term and permanent housing options as frequently as possible;
d. Addressing basic needs, including but not limited to, access to food, clothing, and safety;
e. Access to shelter, through participation in the Coordinated Shelter Intake process;
f. Access to housing-focused street-based case management services, including but not limited to:
1. Development of client housing plan, including stabilization strategies and client goals and objectives;
2. Coordination with and referrals to County, State, and Federal programs, as well as nonprofits and social services agencies, as appropriate;
3. Assistance in locating safe and affordable permanent or other longer-term housing, including determining housing interventions and opportunities outside of CES;
4. Completion of intakes, screenings, assessments, and case conferencing or other integral components of CES as established by RTFH community standards and policies;
5. Assistance with housing applications and supportive/subsidized housing paperwork.
g. Providing access or referrals to medical care, transportation, mental health care, and substance abuse treatment as quickly as possible, when appropriate; and
h. Maintaining documentation of outreach efforts and clients’ choice to accept or refuse resource referrals/opportunities, in a form and format determined by the City or as established by RTFH community standards and policies.
ii. Coordination with and referrals to County, State, and Federal programs, as well as nonprofits and social service agencies, as appropriate.
iii. Outreach Coordinator(s) who will, at a minimum:
1. Be trained to identify eligible Program participants;
2. Contact a reliable resource (relative, close friend, treatment facility, etc.) to maximize the opportunity for a successful transition out of homelessness.
iv. A process to collect client satisfaction data and report quarterly to the Cit...
Contractor will provide i. A Housing First program with low barriers to entry and operations;
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iii. Coordination with and referrals to County, State, and Federal programs, as well as nonprofits and social service agencies, as appropriate.
iv. Outreach Coordinator(s) who will, at a minimum:
1. Be trained to identify eligible Program participants;
2. Contact a reliable resource (relative, close friend, treatment facility, etc.) to maximize the opportunity for a successful transition out of homelessness.
v. A process to collect client satisfaction data and report quarterly to the City, including summarizing the method of data collection during the reporting period, the assessment of the data, and how the findings were incorporated into service delivery and Program design.
Contractor will provide a Saturday morning walk-in clinic for injury screenings during the fall sports season located at Contractor’s Florence, KY clinic.
Contractor will provide a financial audit report including all attachments to the report and the management letter and corresponding response within six months of the end of the audit year to the Director. The Director is responsible for providing the audit report to the COUNTY Auditor.
Contractor will provide
