NAICS 624221 - Temporary Shelters RFPs, RFIs, RFQs, Sources Sought and Government Contracting Opportunities

The City of Hammond is accepting applications for Emergency Solutions Grant funding to support emergency shelters, transitional housing, homelessness prevention, essential services, facility rehabilitation, and related program operations during Program Year 2027.

The Department of Veterans Affairs is planning an RFP for Low Demand Safe Haven services for San Francisco VA Health Care System beneficiaries, with proposals anticipated by November 16, 2026.

Jackson County, Missouri, is seeking proposals to develop and provide programs aiding adult and child victims of domestic violence for its Board of Domestic Violence Shelters under a 12-month contract.

Clackamas County is requesting information on shelter-ready properties or sites suitable for conversion or development into a year-round overnight shelter serving at least 40 households.

The City of New York Department of Social Services is seeking qualified nonprofit organizations to operate emergency domestic violence shelters and provide comprehensive support services under an open-ended competitive sealed proposal.

The City of Fremont is seeking proposals for 12 months of temporary shelter operations, service coordination, and wraparound support for unhoused households at partner hotel locations under RFP 27-005, due October 29, 2026, at 2:00 PM.

Cumberland County is seeking a provider to operate a temporary emergency shelter for up to 70 people, including families with children, and provide the facility, staffing, supplies, and support services.

The City of Temple is seeking a nonprofit organization to operate an emergency warming shelter during cold-weather events, with reimbursement of eligible activation expenses up to $30,000.

The Regional Transportation Commission of Washoe County is requesting proposals from qualified consultants to supply bus stop shelters.

The City of Buffalo, through the Buffalo Urban Renewal Agency, is seeking proposals for HOME-ARP-funded affordable housing, non-congregate shelter, and supportive services for vulnerable populations.

Multnomah County Department of Community Justice is seeking providers for short-term shelter and residential care services for justice-involved youth, including 24-hour supervision, housing, transportation, educational support, skill building, and coordinated behavioral and mental health services.

The Capital Area Transit System is seeking bids for bus stop shelters, with submissions due November 16, 2026.

Anoka County is seeking Letters of Interest for its Family Homeless Prevention and Assistance Program biennium; submissions are due by email by November 6, 2026, at 4:30 p.m.

The New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services is seeking county-wide cold weather programs providing temporary shelters, hotel stays, transportation, and related assistance for people experiencing homelessness, with multiple contracts anticipated across the state's 10 counties.

Burlington County is seeking proposals for emergency homeless services, including food assistance, shelter, motel placements, case management, homelessness prevention, and related reporting and coordinated-assessment participation, under RFP-26-0068.

The Regional Transportation Commission of Washoe County is seeking proposals from qualified firms to provide bus stop shelters, with proposals due online by November 19, 2026.

Contra Costa County is seeking proposals for homelessness response and housing stability projects funded through Measure X, HHAP, ERF, and Probation Department sources.

Butte County Department of Employment and Social Services is seeking proposals for youth-focused homeless housing, supportive services, rapid rehousing, and homelessness prevention under HHAP Round 6, with up to $330,000 in available funding.

The Washington State Department of Commerce is offering approximately $645,000 in grant funding for Youth Lead Projects providing outreach, case management, and youth homelessness system-improvement services across 34 Balance of State counties.

The City of Temple is seeking a nonprofit organization to operate an emergency warming shelter during cold-weather events, with reimbursement of eligible activation expenses up to $30,000.

The London Borough of Hillingdon is conducting preliminary market engagement for future homelessness, rough sleeping, and domestic abuse services, including support to move people into sustainable accommodation.

Butte County is seeking proposals for Homeless Housing, Assistance and Prevention Round 6, including projects serving eligible populations through housing and homelessness-related services.

Capital Area Transit System is seeking bus shelters in Louisiana.

The City of Grants Pass is offering an anticipated total of $60,000 in grant funding for nonprofit capital projects that improve direct services to people experiencing homelessness and include bathroom facilities.

Gloucester County is requesting proposals to operate a Code Blue warming center during the 2026–2027 season.