HHS Accelerator Past Procurements

Department of Probation

78114I0001

Adolescent IMPACT (Intensive Mentoring/Parents and Children Together)

The Intensive Mentoring/Parents and Children Together (IMPACT) program will provide community-based services to meet the specialized needs of adolescents sentenced to probation primarily through Adult Criminal Court. IMPACT will primarily help youth sentenced as Juvenile Offenders (JOs) or Youth Offenders (YOs) address issues related to their wrongdoing through two components – family services and mentoring. Clients will enter IMPACT as part of their original sentence (as a form of enhanced probation supervision), or will be “stepped up” to IMPACT during their probation. All services will be provided in collaboration with the client’s probation officer, who will remain the primary person responsible. Through this procurement, DOP is seeking a Provider to operate the IMPACT program, which has two main components. First, the provider’s field counselors would offer family services that assess, address, and help restructure the ways that parents and adolescents interact. Second, the provider would assign a mentor to each youth. The provider would recruit mentors who are familiar with the communities they serve and the resources and challenges therein. Mentors will meet with youth two to four times a month and assist in developing their academic, personal, social, and vocational goals that were established during their time in the therapeutic component of IMPACT.

Life Skills

Department of Probation

78114I0001

Adolescent IMPACT (Intensive Mentoring/Parents and Children Together)

The Intensive Mentoring/Parents and Children Together (IMPACT) program will provide community-based services to meet the specialized needs of adolescents sentenced to probation primarily through Adult Criminal Court. IMPACT will primarily help youth sentenced as Juvenile Offenders (JOs) or Youth Offenders (YOs) address issues related to their wrongdoing through two components – family services and mentoring. Clients will enter IMPACT as part of their original sentence (as a form of enhanced probation supervision), or will be “stepped up” to IMPACT during their probation. All services will be provided in collaboration with the client’s probation officer, who will remain the primary person responsible. Through this procurement, DOP is seeking a Provider to operate the IMPACT program, which has two main components. First, the provider’s field counselors would offer family services that assess, address, and help restructure the ways that parents and adolescents interact. Second, the provider would assign a mentor to each youth. The provider would recruit mentors who are familiar with the communities they serve and the resources and challenges therein. Mentors will meet with youth two to four times a month and assist in developing their academic, personal, social, and vocational goals that were established during their time in the therapeutic component of IMPACT.

Conflict Resolution/Mediation

Department of Probation

78114I0001

Adolescent IMPACT (Intensive Mentoring/Parents and Children Together)

The Intensive Mentoring/Parents and Children Together (IMPACT) program will provide community-based services to meet the specialized needs of adolescents sentenced to probation primarily through Adult Criminal Court. IMPACT will primarily help youth sentenced as Juvenile Offenders (JOs) or Youth Offenders (YOs) address issues related to their wrongdoing through two components – family services and mentoring. Clients will enter IMPACT as part of their original sentence (as a form of enhanced probation supervision), or will be “stepped up” to IMPACT during their probation. All services will be provided in collaboration with the client’s probation officer, who will remain the primary person responsible. Through this procurement, DOP is seeking a Provider to operate the IMPACT program, which has two main components. First, the provider’s field counselors would offer family services that assess, address, and help restructure the ways that parents and adolescents interact. Second, the provider would assign a mentor to each youth. The provider would recruit mentors who are familiar with the communities they serve and the resources and challenges therein. Mentors will meet with youth two to four times a month and assist in developing their academic, personal, social, and vocational goals that were established during their time in the therapeutic component of IMPACT.

Case Management

Department of Probation

78114I0001

Adolescent IMPACT (Intensive Mentoring/Parents and Children Together)

The Intensive Mentoring/Parents and Children Together (IMPACT) program will provide community-based services to meet the specialized needs of adolescents sentenced to probation primarily through Adult Criminal Court. IMPACT will primarily help youth sentenced as Juvenile Offenders (JOs) or Youth Offenders (YOs) address issues related to their wrongdoing through two components – family services and mentoring. Clients will enter IMPACT as part of their original sentence (as a form of enhanced probation supervision), or will be “stepped up” to IMPACT during their probation. All services will be provided in collaboration with the client’s probation officer, who will remain the primary person responsible. Through this procurement, DOP is seeking a Provider to operate the IMPACT program, which has two main components. First, the provider’s field counselors would offer family services that assess, address, and help restructure the ways that parents and adolescents interact. Second, the provider would assign a mentor to each youth. The provider would recruit mentors who are familiar with the communities they serve and the resources and challenges therein. Mentors will meet with youth two to four times a month and assist in developing their academic, personal, social, and vocational goals that were established during their time in the therapeutic component of IMPACT.

Alternative Justice Management

Department of Probation

78115I0001

Next STEPS (Striving Toward Engagement and Peaceful Solutions): A Transformative Mentoring Intervention

The Next STEPS program is a transformative mentoring intervention intended for violent, gang-affiliated, court-involved or otherwise high risk young adults between the ages of 16 and 24 residing in or near targeted New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) developments throughout New York City. Next STEPS is a unique program that offers group and one-on-one mentoring to help participants transform attitudes and behaviors around violence, serving young people whose needs go far beyond the traditional mentoring approach of companionship, confidence-building and typical academic, social or career guidance. Through this RFP, DOP is seeking appropriately qualified vendors to provide these services to eligible participants residing in or near targeted NYCHA developments. This expansion will target approximately 200 young adults annually, with each contractor handling a portion of that group.

Community Engagement

Department of Probation

78115I0001

Next STEPS (Striving Toward Engagement and Peaceful Solutions): A Transformative Mentoring Intervention

The Next STEPS program is a transformative mentoring intervention intended for violent, gang-affiliated, court-involved or otherwise high risk young adults between the ages of 16 and 24 residing in or near targeted New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) developments throughout New York City. Next STEPS is a unique program that offers group and one-on-one mentoring to help participants transform attitudes and behaviors around violence, serving young people whose needs go far beyond the traditional mentoring approach of companionship, confidence-building and typical academic, social or career guidance. Through this RFP, DOP is seeking appropriately qualified vendors to provide these services to eligible participants residing in or near targeted NYCHA developments. This expansion will target approximately 200 young adults annually, with each contractor handling a portion of that group.

Case Management

Department of Probation

78115I0001

Next STEPS (Striving Toward Engagement and Peaceful Solutions): A Transformative Mentoring Intervention

The Next STEPS program is a transformative mentoring intervention intended for violent, gang-affiliated, court-involved or otherwise high risk young adults between the ages of 16 and 24 residing in or near targeted New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) developments throughout New York City. Next STEPS is a unique program that offers group and one-on-one mentoring to help participants transform attitudes and behaviors around violence, serving young people whose needs go far beyond the traditional mentoring approach of companionship, confidence-building and typical academic, social or career guidance. Through this RFP, DOP is seeking appropriately qualified vendors to provide these services to eligible participants residing in or near targeted NYCHA developments. This expansion will target approximately 200 young adults annually, with each contractor handling a portion of that group.

Preventive Services

Department of Probation

78115I0001

Next STEPS (Striving Toward Engagement and Peaceful Solutions): A Transformative Mentoring Intervention

The Next STEPS program is a transformative mentoring intervention intended for violent, gang-affiliated, court-involved or otherwise high risk young adults between the ages of 16 and 24 residing in or near targeted New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) developments throughout New York City. Next STEPS is a unique program that offers group and one-on-one mentoring to help participants transform attitudes and behaviors around violence, serving young people whose needs go far beyond the traditional mentoring approach of companionship, confidence-building and typical academic, social or career guidance. Through this RFP, DOP is seeking appropriately qualified vendors to provide these services to eligible participants residing in or near targeted NYCHA developments. This expansion will target approximately 200 young adults annually, with each contractor handling a portion of that group.

Life Skills

Department of Probation

78115I0001

Next STEPS (Striving Toward Engagement and Peaceful Solutions): A Transformative Mentoring Intervention

The Next STEPS program is a transformative mentoring intervention intended for violent, gang-affiliated, court-involved or otherwise high risk young adults between the ages of 16 and 24 residing in or near targeted New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) developments throughout New York City. Next STEPS is a unique program that offers group and one-on-one mentoring to help participants transform attitudes and behaviors around violence, serving young people whose needs go far beyond the traditional mentoring approach of companionship, confidence-building and typical academic, social or career guidance. Through this RFP, DOP is seeking appropriately qualified vendors to provide these services to eligible participants residing in or near targeted NYCHA developments. This expansion will target approximately 200 young adults annually, with each contractor handling a portion of that group.

Conflict Resolution/Mediation

Department of Probation

78115I0002

Next STEPS (Striving Toward Engagement and Peaceful Solutions) - Red Hook/Fort Greene

Through Next STEPS, DOP is bringing a transformative mentoring approach to high risk youth (not necessarily on probation) who live in and around targeted New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) housing developments. Through this RFP, DOP is seeking appropriately qualified vendors to provide these services in targeted NYCHA housing developments in Red Hook/Fort Greene, Brooklyn. Next STEPS is part of a broader initiative to make New York City’s neighborhoods and housing developments safer. As such, the NYCHA housing developments selected for Next STEPS are part of a citywide focus on reducing violent crime in those areas, as these housing developments account for nearly 20% of all violent crime in public housing.

Conflict Resolution/Mediation

Department of Probation

78115I0002

Next STEPS (Striving Toward Engagement and Peaceful Solutions) - Red Hook/Fort Greene

Through Next STEPS, DOP is bringing a transformative mentoring approach to high risk youth (not necessarily on probation) who live in and around targeted New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) housing developments. Through this RFP, DOP is seeking appropriately qualified vendors to provide these services in targeted NYCHA housing developments in Red Hook/Fort Greene, Brooklyn. Next STEPS is part of a broader initiative to make New York City’s neighborhoods and housing developments safer. As such, the NYCHA housing developments selected for Next STEPS are part of a citywide focus on reducing violent crime in those areas, as these housing developments account for nearly 20% of all violent crime in public housing.

Preventive Services

Department of Probation

78115I0002

Next STEPS (Striving Toward Engagement and Peaceful Solutions) - Red Hook/Fort Greene

Through Next STEPS, DOP is bringing a transformative mentoring approach to high risk youth (not necessarily on probation) who live in and around targeted New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) housing developments. Through this RFP, DOP is seeking appropriately qualified vendors to provide these services in targeted NYCHA housing developments in Red Hook/Fort Greene, Brooklyn. Next STEPS is part of a broader initiative to make New York City’s neighborhoods and housing developments safer. As such, the NYCHA housing developments selected for Next STEPS are part of a citywide focus on reducing violent crime in those areas, as these housing developments account for nearly 20% of all violent crime in public housing.

Community Engagement

Department of Probation

78115I0002

Next STEPS (Striving Toward Engagement and Peaceful Solutions) - Red Hook/Fort Greene

Through Next STEPS, DOP is bringing a transformative mentoring approach to high risk youth (not necessarily on probation) who live in and around targeted New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) housing developments. Through this RFP, DOP is seeking appropriately qualified vendors to provide these services in targeted NYCHA housing developments in Red Hook/Fort Greene, Brooklyn. Next STEPS is part of a broader initiative to make New York City’s neighborhoods and housing developments safer. As such, the NYCHA housing developments selected for Next STEPS are part of a citywide focus on reducing violent crime in those areas, as these housing developments account for nearly 20% of all violent crime in public housing.

Case Management

Department of Probation

78115I0002

Next STEPS (Striving Toward Engagement and Peaceful Solutions) - Red Hook/Fort Greene

Through Next STEPS, DOP is bringing a transformative mentoring approach to high risk youth (not necessarily on probation) who live in and around targeted New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) housing developments. Through this RFP, DOP is seeking appropriately qualified vendors to provide these services in targeted NYCHA housing developments in Red Hook/Fort Greene, Brooklyn. Next STEPS is part of a broader initiative to make New York City’s neighborhoods and housing developments safer. As such, the NYCHA housing developments selected for Next STEPS are part of a citywide focus on reducing violent crime in those areas, as these housing developments account for nearly 20% of all violent crime in public housing.

Life Skills

Department of Housing Preservation and Development

80614I0002

Family Self-Sufficiency Services

The Family Self-Sufficiency (FSS) Program assists tenant households who have Section 8 Vouchers from HPD to become economically independent. The FSS Program offers a range of services to its participants based on the results of a needs assessment, a financial evaluation as well as any other needs identified at intake. Services are intended to build skills and a supportive network that will enhance the likelihood of participants in increasing their income and, ultimately, their self-sufficiency. Through this procurement, HPD is seeking Providers to provide support to individuals in the FSS Program. Providers would recruit and enroll eligible participants and expand community-based support services to approximately 1,500 existing participants. Providers would offer comprehensive assessment, case management, education, job training, job placement and support services, which include financial planning and counseling. Providers would help FSS participants utilize available resources to improve their potential for employment, increase their income and financial stability, and create a greater chance for economic independence.

Life Skills

Department of Housing Preservation and Development

80614I0002

Family Self-Sufficiency Services

The Family Self-Sufficiency (FSS) Program assists tenant households who have Section 8 Vouchers from HPD to become economically independent. The FSS Program offers a range of services to its participants based on the results of a needs assessment, a financial evaluation as well as any other needs identified at intake. Services are intended to build skills and a supportive network that will enhance the likelihood of participants in increasing their income and, ultimately, their self-sufficiency. Through this procurement, HPD is seeking Providers to provide support to individuals in the FSS Program. Providers would recruit and enroll eligible participants and expand community-based support services to approximately 1,500 existing participants. Providers would offer comprehensive assessment, case management, education, job training, job placement and support services, which include financial planning and counseling. Providers would help FSS participants utilize available resources to improve their potential for employment, increase their income and financial stability, and create a greater chance for economic independence.

Job Placement Services

Department of Housing Preservation and Development

80614I0002

Family Self-Sufficiency Services

The Family Self-Sufficiency (FSS) Program assists tenant households who have Section 8 Vouchers from HPD to become economically independent. The FSS Program offers a range of services to its participants based on the results of a needs assessment, a financial evaluation as well as any other needs identified at intake. Services are intended to build skills and a supportive network that will enhance the likelihood of participants in increasing their income and, ultimately, their self-sufficiency. Through this procurement, HPD is seeking Providers to provide support to individuals in the FSS Program. Providers would recruit and enroll eligible participants and expand community-based support services to approximately 1,500 existing participants. Providers would offer comprehensive assessment, case management, education, job training, job placement and support services, which include financial planning and counseling. Providers would help FSS participants utilize available resources to improve their potential for employment, increase their income and financial stability, and create a greater chance for economic independence.

Financial Counseling

Department of Housing Preservation and Development

80614I0002

Family Self-Sufficiency Services

The Family Self-Sufficiency (FSS) Program assists tenant households who have Section 8 Vouchers from HPD to become economically independent. The FSS Program offers a range of services to its participants based on the results of a needs assessment, a financial evaluation as well as any other needs identified at intake. Services are intended to build skills and a supportive network that will enhance the likelihood of participants in increasing their income and, ultimately, their self-sufficiency. Through this procurement, HPD is seeking Providers to provide support to individuals in the FSS Program. Providers would recruit and enroll eligible participants and expand community-based support services to approximately 1,500 existing participants. Providers would offer comprehensive assessment, case management, education, job training, job placement and support services, which include financial planning and counseling. Providers would help FSS participants utilize available resources to improve their potential for employment, increase their income and financial stability, and create a greater chance for economic independence.

Entitlements Assistance

Department of Housing Preservation and Development

80614I0002

Family Self-Sufficiency Services

The Family Self-Sufficiency (FSS) Program assists tenant households who have Section 8 Vouchers from HPD to become economically independent. The FSS Program offers a range of services to its participants based on the results of a needs assessment, a financial evaluation as well as any other needs identified at intake. Services are intended to build skills and a supportive network that will enhance the likelihood of participants in increasing their income and, ultimately, their self-sufficiency. Through this procurement, HPD is seeking Providers to provide support to individuals in the FSS Program. Providers would recruit and enroll eligible participants and expand community-based support services to approximately 1,500 existing participants. Providers would offer comprehensive assessment, case management, education, job training, job placement and support services, which include financial planning and counseling. Providers would help FSS participants utilize available resources to improve their potential for employment, increase their income and financial stability, and create a greater chance for economic independence.

Case Management

Department of Housing Preservation and Development

80614I0002

Family Self-Sufficiency Services

The Family Self-Sufficiency (FSS) Program assists tenant households who have Section 8 Vouchers from HPD to become economically independent. The FSS Program offers a range of services to its participants based on the results of a needs assessment, a financial evaluation as well as any other needs identified at intake. Services are intended to build skills and a supportive network that will enhance the likelihood of participants in increasing their income and, ultimately, their self-sufficiency. Through this procurement, HPD is seeking Providers to provide support to individuals in the FSS Program. Providers would recruit and enroll eligible participants and expand community-based support services to approximately 1,500 existing participants. Providers would offer comprehensive assessment, case management, education, job training, job placement and support services, which include financial planning and counseling. Providers would help FSS participants utilize available resources to improve their potential for employment, increase their income and financial stability, and create a greater chance for economic independence.

Academic Supports

Department of Housing Preservation and Development

80614I0002

Family Self-Sufficiency Services

The Family Self-Sufficiency (FSS) Program assists tenant households who have Section 8 Vouchers from HPD to become economically independent. The FSS Program offers a range of services to its participants based on the results of a needs assessment, a financial evaluation as well as any other needs identified at intake. Services are intended to build skills and a supportive network that will enhance the likelihood of participants in increasing their income and, ultimately, their self-sufficiency. Through this procurement, HPD is seeking Providers to provide support to individuals in the FSS Program. Providers would recruit and enroll eligible participants and expand community-based support services to approximately 1,500 existing participants. Providers would offer comprehensive assessment, case management, education, job training, job placement and support services, which include financial planning and counseling. Providers would help FSS participants utilize available resources to improve their potential for employment, increase their income and financial stability, and create a greater chance for economic independence.

Work Readiness

Department of Housing Preservation and Development

80614I0002

Family Self-Sufficiency Services

The Family Self-Sufficiency (FSS) Program assists tenant households who have Section 8 Vouchers from HPD to become economically independent. The FSS Program offers a range of services to its participants based on the results of a needs assessment, a financial evaluation as well as any other needs identified at intake. Services are intended to build skills and a supportive network that will enhance the likelihood of participants in increasing their income and, ultimately, their self-sufficiency. Through this procurement, HPD is seeking Providers to provide support to individuals in the FSS Program. Providers would recruit and enroll eligible participants and expand community-based support services to approximately 1,500 existing participants. Providers would offer comprehensive assessment, case management, education, job training, job placement and support services, which include financial planning and counseling. Providers would help FSS participants utilize available resources to improve their potential for employment, increase their income and financial stability, and create a greater chance for economic independence.

Job/Vocational Training

Department of Homeless Services

07115I0002

Social Services for Families Living in Communities (LINC) II Program

The Living in Communities (LINC) II program serves families in shelters, who are episodic stayers with some income, with the ultimate goal of decreasing the number of families staying in the shelter system. The program provides rental assistance to help close the gap between the eligible family’s income and the cost of housing and also includes a service component designed to stabilize the family’s transition from shelter to permanent housing. Through this procurement, DHS is seeking qualified Providers to administer the social service component of the LINC II program. The services to be provided will adhere to a program model that relies on the evidence-based practice of Critical Time Intervention (CTI) to engage families through intensive case management. Services will include activities such as housing search and placement, budgeting, and connecting clients’ specific needs to relevant supports within the community.

Housing

Department of Homeless Services

07115I0002

Social Services for Families Living in Communities (LINC) II Program

The Living in Communities (LINC) II program serves families in shelters, who are episodic stayers with some income, with the ultimate goal of decreasing the number of families staying in the shelter system. The program provides rental assistance to help close the gap between the eligible family’s income and the cost of housing and also includes a service component designed to stabilize the family’s transition from shelter to permanent housing. Through this procurement, DHS is seeking qualified Providers to administer the social service component of the LINC II program. The services to be provided will adhere to a program model that relies on the evidence-based practice of Critical Time Intervention (CTI) to engage families through intensive case management. Services will include activities such as housing search and placement, budgeting, and connecting clients’ specific needs to relevant supports within the community.

Shelter

Department of Homeless Services

07115I0002

Social Services for Families Living in Communities (LINC) II Program

The Living in Communities (LINC) II program serves families in shelters, who are episodic stayers with some income, with the ultimate goal of decreasing the number of families staying in the shelter system. The program provides rental assistance to help close the gap between the eligible family’s income and the cost of housing and also includes a service component designed to stabilize the family’s transition from shelter to permanent housing. Through this procurement, DHS is seeking qualified Providers to administer the social service component of the LINC II program. The services to be provided will adhere to a program model that relies on the evidence-based practice of Critical Time Intervention (CTI) to engage families through intensive case management. Services will include activities such as housing search and placement, budgeting, and connecting clients’ specific needs to relevant supports within the community.

Homelessness Prevention

Department of Homeless Services

07114I0002

Tier II Shelter for Families with Children

Rose McCarthy (36 units), Dean Street (12 units), Macdonough (15 units) and Fannie Barnes (33 units) Sites are Tier II Family Shelters located in Brooklyn. The goals of the Tier II Shelter program are to provide temporary housing accommodations and social services to homeless families and to assist families who become homeless to move towards permanency as quickly as possible. Through this procurement, DHS is seeking a Provider to operate City-owned Family Residences. In addition to providing shelter, selected Providers would also offer social services, assistance in seeking permanent housing and employment, linkages to child care, health care and recreation services. Services would be provided on-site and/or through linkages with other community-based programs. It is strongly recommended that interested Providers participate in a site visit: MacDonough Family Residence - 11/22/13 9:30am-10:30am Dean Street Family Residence - 11/22/13 11:30am-12:30pm Fannie Barnes Family Residence - 11/22/13 1:30pm-2:30pm Rose McCarthy Family Residence - 11/22/13 3:30pm-4:30pm

Shelter

Department of Homeless Services

07114I0002

Tier II Shelter for Families with Children

Rose McCarthy (36 units), Dean Street (12 units), Macdonough (15 units) and Fannie Barnes (33 units) Sites are Tier II Family Shelters located in Brooklyn. The goals of the Tier II Shelter program are to provide temporary housing accommodations and social services to homeless families and to assist families who become homeless to move towards permanency as quickly as possible. Through this procurement, DHS is seeking a Provider to operate City-owned Family Residences. In addition to providing shelter, selected Providers would also offer social services, assistance in seeking permanent housing and employment, linkages to child care, health care and recreation services. Services would be provided on-site and/or through linkages with other community-based programs. It is strongly recommended that interested Providers participate in a site visit: MacDonough Family Residence - 11/22/13 9:30am-10:30am Dean Street Family Residence - 11/22/13 11:30am-12:30pm Fannie Barnes Family Residence - 11/22/13 1:30pm-2:30pm Rose McCarthy Family Residence - 11/22/13 3:30pm-4:30pm

Facility Management

Department of Homeless Services

07114I0002

Tier II Shelter for Families with Children

Rose McCarthy (36 units), Dean Street (12 units), Macdonough (15 units) and Fannie Barnes (33 units) Sites are Tier II Family Shelters located in Brooklyn. The goals of the Tier II Shelter program are to provide temporary housing accommodations and social services to homeless families and to assist families who become homeless to move towards permanency as quickly as possible. Through this procurement, DHS is seeking a Provider to operate City-owned Family Residences. In addition to providing shelter, selected Providers would also offer social services, assistance in seeking permanent housing and employment, linkages to child care, health care and recreation services. Services would be provided on-site and/or through linkages with other community-based programs. It is strongly recommended that interested Providers participate in a site visit: MacDonough Family Residence - 11/22/13 9:30am-10:30am Dean Street Family Residence - 11/22/13 11:30am-12:30pm Fannie Barnes Family Residence - 11/22/13 1:30pm-2:30pm Rose McCarthy Family Residence - 11/22/13 3:30pm-4:30pm

Case Management

Department of Health and Mental Hygiene

81615I0001

Chlamydia/Gonorrhea Screening Program

The Chlamydia/Gonorrhea Screening Program provides testing, treatment and education related to Chlamydial infections and other sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). The goals of the program are to 1) prevent infertility caused by untreated Chlamydial infections and other STDs, 2) improve the delivery of Chlamydia and Gonorrhea screening, 3) provide STD treatment to infected patients in order to mitigate adverse sequelae, including pelvic inflammatory disease and infertility, 4) educate women and their partners about STDs, and 5) ascertain the most accurate Chlamydia prevalence estimates through data collection systems. Through this procurement, DOHMH is seeking Providers to conduct Chlamydia/Gonorrhea screening, offer treatment to all clients who test positive for Chlamydia/Gonorrhea, and make use of Expedited Partner Therapy to treat clients’ sex partners. The target population is women of reproductive age under 26 years of age who are uninsured or underinsured in high morbidity neighborhoods located in Brooklyn, Bronx and Manhattan. Providers must be licensed in New York State as an Article 28 Diagnostic and Treatment Center, have a clinic located in one of the target neighborhoods and have a significant portion of patients who are uninsured or underinsured.

Diagnostic Testing

Department of Health and Mental Hygiene

81615I0001

Chlamydia/Gonorrhea Screening Program

The Chlamydia/Gonorrhea Screening Program provides testing, treatment and education related to Chlamydial infections and other sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). The goals of the program are to 1) prevent infertility caused by untreated Chlamydial infections and other STDs, 2) improve the delivery of Chlamydia and Gonorrhea screening, 3) provide STD treatment to infected patients in order to mitigate adverse sequelae, including pelvic inflammatory disease and infertility, 4) educate women and their partners about STDs, and 5) ascertain the most accurate Chlamydia prevalence estimates through data collection systems. Through this procurement, DOHMH is seeking Providers to conduct Chlamydia/Gonorrhea screening, offer treatment to all clients who test positive for Chlamydia/Gonorrhea, and make use of Expedited Partner Therapy to treat clients’ sex partners. The target population is women of reproductive age under 26 years of age who are uninsured or underinsured in high morbidity neighborhoods located in Brooklyn, Bronx and Manhattan. Providers must be licensed in New York State as an Article 28 Diagnostic and Treatment Center, have a clinic located in one of the target neighborhoods and have a significant portion of patients who are uninsured or underinsured.

Health Education and Supports

Department of Health and Mental Hygiene

81615I0001

Chlamydia/Gonorrhea Screening Program

The Chlamydia/Gonorrhea Screening Program provides testing, treatment and education related to Chlamydial infections and other sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). The goals of the program are to 1) prevent infertility caused by untreated Chlamydial infections and other STDs, 2) improve the delivery of Chlamydia and Gonorrhea screening, 3) provide STD treatment to infected patients in order to mitigate adverse sequelae, including pelvic inflammatory disease and infertility, 4) educate women and their partners about STDs, and 5) ascertain the most accurate Chlamydia prevalence estimates through data collection systems. Through this procurement, DOHMH is seeking Providers to conduct Chlamydia/Gonorrhea screening, offer treatment to all clients who test positive for Chlamydia/Gonorrhea, and make use of Expedited Partner Therapy to treat clients’ sex partners. The target population is women of reproductive age under 26 years of age who are uninsured or underinsured in high morbidity neighborhoods located in Brooklyn, Bronx and Manhattan. Providers must be licensed in New York State as an Article 28 Diagnostic and Treatment Center, have a clinic located in one of the target neighborhoods and have a significant portion of patients who are uninsured or underinsured.

Disease Control

Department of Health and Mental Hygiene

81614I0003

Mobile Response Teams

The Mobile Response Teams (MRT) Program is a joint initiative by DOHMH and NYC Department of Education (DOE), Office of School Health. MRTs are comprised of multi-disciplinary professionals delivering mental health services to public schools and are charged with spearheading crisis intervention. DOHMH’s aim, through the MRT Program, is to provide New York City public schools with the capacity to respond to mental health problems through staff training and consultation, linkages to community-based resources, direct crisis intervention, and prevention activities. Through this procurement, DOHMH is seeking providers to establish two MRTs to serve select middle/junior high schools in two of the following boroughs: Brooklyn, Queens, and Staten Island. The MRT will conduct a school-wide assessment to identify the school’s strengths and challenges in addressing student mental health needs. Through capacity building activities the MRT will increase the school’s awareness and knowledge of community-based mental health and social services, advise the school support staff on developing a mental health intervention protocol, and train teachers, other school personnel, and parents to identify mental health problems and make appropriate referrals to the team. When mental health referrals are made, the MRT will seek parental consent to conduct psychosocial assessments to evaluate students’ need for mental health and other services, and make appropriate referral and linkages. The Provider would have three or more years of successful experience operating or maintaining a formalized partnership documented by an executed MOU with an organization that operates an Article 31 Licensed Mental Health Clinic (Tier I or Tier II).

Case Management

Department of Health and Mental Hygiene

81614I0003

Mobile Response Teams

The Mobile Response Teams (MRT) Program is a joint initiative by DOHMH and NYC Department of Education (DOE), Office of School Health. MRTs are comprised of multi-disciplinary professionals delivering mental health services to public schools and are charged with spearheading crisis intervention. DOHMH’s aim, through the MRT Program, is to provide New York City public schools with the capacity to respond to mental health problems through staff training and consultation, linkages to community-based resources, direct crisis intervention, and prevention activities. Through this procurement, DOHMH is seeking providers to establish two MRTs to serve select middle/junior high schools in two of the following boroughs: Brooklyn, Queens, and Staten Island. The MRT will conduct a school-wide assessment to identify the school’s strengths and challenges in addressing student mental health needs. Through capacity building activities the MRT will increase the school’s awareness and knowledge of community-based mental health and social services, advise the school support staff on developing a mental health intervention protocol, and train teachers, other school personnel, and parents to identify mental health problems and make appropriate referrals to the team. When mental health referrals are made, the MRT will seek parental consent to conduct psychosocial assessments to evaluate students’ need for mental health and other services, and make appropriate referral and linkages. The Provider would have three or more years of successful experience operating or maintaining a formalized partnership documented by an executed MOU with an organization that operates an Article 31 Licensed Mental Health Clinic (Tier I or Tier II).

Outreach

Department of Health and Mental Hygiene

81614I0003

Mobile Response Teams

The Mobile Response Teams (MRT) Program is a joint initiative by DOHMH and NYC Department of Education (DOE), Office of School Health. MRTs are comprised of multi-disciplinary professionals delivering mental health services to public schools and are charged with spearheading crisis intervention. DOHMH’s aim, through the MRT Program, is to provide New York City public schools with the capacity to respond to mental health problems through staff training and consultation, linkages to community-based resources, direct crisis intervention, and prevention activities. Through this procurement, DOHMH is seeking providers to establish two MRTs to serve select middle/junior high schools in two of the following boroughs: Brooklyn, Queens, and Staten Island. The MRT will conduct a school-wide assessment to identify the school’s strengths and challenges in addressing student mental health needs. Through capacity building activities the MRT will increase the school’s awareness and knowledge of community-based mental health and social services, advise the school support staff on developing a mental health intervention protocol, and train teachers, other school personnel, and parents to identify mental health problems and make appropriate referrals to the team. When mental health referrals are made, the MRT will seek parental consent to conduct psychosocial assessments to evaluate students’ need for mental health and other services, and make appropriate referral and linkages. The Provider would have three or more years of successful experience operating or maintaining a formalized partnership documented by an executed MOU with an organization that operates an Article 31 Licensed Mental Health Clinic (Tier I or Tier II).

Mental Health Services

Department of Health and Mental Hygiene

81614I0003

Mobile Response Teams

The Mobile Response Teams (MRT) Program is a joint initiative by DOHMH and NYC Department of Education (DOE), Office of School Health. MRTs are comprised of multi-disciplinary professionals delivering mental health services to public schools and are charged with spearheading crisis intervention. DOHMH’s aim, through the MRT Program, is to provide New York City public schools with the capacity to respond to mental health problems through staff training and consultation, linkages to community-based resources, direct crisis intervention, and prevention activities. Through this procurement, DOHMH is seeking providers to establish two MRTs to serve select middle/junior high schools in two of the following boroughs: Brooklyn, Queens, and Staten Island. The MRT will conduct a school-wide assessment to identify the school’s strengths and challenges in addressing student mental health needs. Through capacity building activities the MRT will increase the school’s awareness and knowledge of community-based mental health and social services, advise the school support staff on developing a mental health intervention protocol, and train teachers, other school personnel, and parents to identify mental health problems and make appropriate referrals to the team. When mental health referrals are made, the MRT will seek parental consent to conduct psychosocial assessments to evaluate students’ need for mental health and other services, and make appropriate referral and linkages. The Provider would have three or more years of successful experience operating or maintaining a formalized partnership documented by an executed MOU with an organization that operates an Article 31 Licensed Mental Health Clinic (Tier I or Tier II).

Health Education and Supports

Department of Health and Mental Hygiene

81614I0003

Mobile Response Teams

The Mobile Response Teams (MRT) Program is a joint initiative by DOHMH and NYC Department of Education (DOE), Office of School Health. MRTs are comprised of multi-disciplinary professionals delivering mental health services to public schools and are charged with spearheading crisis intervention. DOHMH’s aim, through the MRT Program, is to provide New York City public schools with the capacity to respond to mental health problems through staff training and consultation, linkages to community-based resources, direct crisis intervention, and prevention activities. Through this procurement, DOHMH is seeking providers to establish two MRTs to serve select middle/junior high schools in two of the following boroughs: Brooklyn, Queens, and Staten Island. The MRT will conduct a school-wide assessment to identify the school’s strengths and challenges in addressing student mental health needs. Through capacity building activities the MRT will increase the school’s awareness and knowledge of community-based mental health and social services, advise the school support staff on developing a mental health intervention protocol, and train teachers, other school personnel, and parents to identify mental health problems and make appropriate referrals to the team. When mental health referrals are made, the MRT will seek parental consent to conduct psychosocial assessments to evaluate students’ need for mental health and other services, and make appropriate referral and linkages. The Provider would have three or more years of successful experience operating or maintaining a formalized partnership documented by an executed MOU with an organization that operates an Article 31 Licensed Mental Health Clinic (Tier I or Tier II).

Preventive Services

Department of Health and Mental Hygiene

81614I0002

Nurse-Family Partnership

The Nurse-Family Partnership (NFP) program is an evidence-based home visiting program to improve the health and life course of low-income first time mothers, their children and their families. The goals of the NFP program are to 1) improve pregnancy outcomes by helping women practice sound health-related behaviors, 2) improve child health and development by helping parents provide more responsible and competent care for their children, and 3) improve families’ economic self-sufficiency by helping parents develop their own future, plan future pregnancies, continue their education and find jobs. Through this procurement, DOHMH is seeking Providers to implement the NFP model when delivering nurse home visiting and maternal and child healthcare services in the Bronx, Queens, Brooklyn and Staten Island. Providers would enroll first time mothers in the program and using the NFP program guidelines, monitor the various stages of pregnancy and early childhood through frequent home visits, to help improve the quality of care and personal health for both the mother and child. Nurse Home Visitors and Team Supervisors must have a BS or BA in Nursing from an accredited college or university program and relevant experience providing maternal and child health services. If selected for award, providers must complete training Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) certification and recertification of active clients. (Training for TANF certification will be offered when Provider is chosen). In addition to the above-listed preferred qualifications, all Providers must meet the following minimum qualification in order to propose: • Providers must have an Article 36 License as a Licensed Home Care Services Agency (LHCSA) or a Certified Home Health Agency (CHHA).

Nursing

Department of Health and Mental Hygiene

81614I0002

Nurse-Family Partnership

The Nurse-Family Partnership (NFP) program is an evidence-based home visiting program to improve the health and life course of low-income first time mothers, their children and their families. The goals of the NFP program are to 1) improve pregnancy outcomes by helping women practice sound health-related behaviors, 2) improve child health and development by helping parents provide more responsible and competent care for their children, and 3) improve families’ economic self-sufficiency by helping parents develop their own future, plan future pregnancies, continue their education and find jobs. Through this procurement, DOHMH is seeking Providers to implement the NFP model when delivering nurse home visiting and maternal and child healthcare services in the Bronx, Queens, Brooklyn and Staten Island. Providers would enroll first time mothers in the program and using the NFP program guidelines, monitor the various stages of pregnancy and early childhood through frequent home visits, to help improve the quality of care and personal health for both the mother and child. Nurse Home Visitors and Team Supervisors must have a BS or BA in Nursing from an accredited college or university program and relevant experience providing maternal and child health services. If selected for award, providers must complete training Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) certification and recertification of active clients. (Training for TANF certification will be offered when Provider is chosen). In addition to the above-listed preferred qualifications, all Providers must meet the following minimum qualification in order to propose: • Providers must have an Article 36 License as a Licensed Home Care Services Agency (LHCSA) or a Certified Home Health Agency (CHHA).

Parenting Services

Department of Health and Mental Hygiene

81614I0002

Nurse-Family Partnership

The Nurse-Family Partnership (NFP) program is an evidence-based home visiting program to improve the health and life course of low-income first time mothers, their children and their families. The goals of the NFP program are to 1) improve pregnancy outcomes by helping women practice sound health-related behaviors, 2) improve child health and development by helping parents provide more responsible and competent care for their children, and 3) improve families’ economic self-sufficiency by helping parents develop their own future, plan future pregnancies, continue their education and find jobs. Through this procurement, DOHMH is seeking Providers to implement the NFP model when delivering nurse home visiting and maternal and child healthcare services in the Bronx, Queens, Brooklyn and Staten Island. Providers would enroll first time mothers in the program and using the NFP program guidelines, monitor the various stages of pregnancy and early childhood through frequent home visits, to help improve the quality of care and personal health for both the mother and child. Nurse Home Visitors and Team Supervisors must have a BS or BA in Nursing from an accredited college or university program and relevant experience providing maternal and child health services. If selected for award, providers must complete training Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) certification and recertification of active clients. (Training for TANF certification will be offered when Provider is chosen). In addition to the above-listed preferred qualifications, all Providers must meet the following minimum qualification in order to propose: • Providers must have an Article 36 License as a Licensed Home Care Services Agency (LHCSA) or a Certified Home Health Agency (CHHA).

Pregnancy Services

Criminal Justice Coordinator

00214I0001

Crime Victims Services: Community-Based Services

The Community-Based Services for Crime Victims program will provide a range of services for crime victims in their own communities. This program aims to reduce the psychological, physical and financial hardships associated with being victimized. Program services are geared towards providing support and preventing further victimization. Through this procurement, CJC is seeking Providers to deliver community-based services for crime victims boroughwide. The offices in each borough will provide the following: case services, including assessments, counseling, crisis intervention and group counseling; emergency services, including assistance with relocation, crime victims compensation applications and transportation; food and financial assistance for victims whose resources have been depleted due to victimization; emergency home security services such as emergency lock repair and replacement, including the installation of home security devices and preventive services; and information and referrals to additional resources. The Community-Based Services for Crime Victims program is one component of the Services for Victims of Crime program umbrella. Additional programs will be procured separately.

Restitution Collections

Criminal Justice Coordinator

00214I0001

Crime Victims Services: Community-Based Services

The Community-Based Services for Crime Victims program will provide a range of services for crime victims in their own communities. This program aims to reduce the psychological, physical and financial hardships associated with being victimized. Program services are geared towards providing support and preventing further victimization. Through this procurement, CJC is seeking Providers to deliver community-based services for crime victims boroughwide. The offices in each borough will provide the following: case services, including assessments, counseling, crisis intervention and group counseling; emergency services, including assistance with relocation, crime victims compensation applications and transportation; food and financial assistance for victims whose resources have been depleted due to victimization; emergency home security services such as emergency lock repair and replacement, including the installation of home security devices and preventive services; and information and referrals to additional resources. The Community-Based Services for Crime Victims program is one component of the Services for Victims of Crime program umbrella. Additional programs will be procured separately.

Case Management

Criminal Justice Coordinator

00214I0001

Crime Victims Services: Community-Based Services

The Community-Based Services for Crime Victims program will provide a range of services for crime victims in their own communities. This program aims to reduce the psychological, physical and financial hardships associated with being victimized. Program services are geared towards providing support and preventing further victimization. Through this procurement, CJC is seeking Providers to deliver community-based services for crime victims boroughwide. The offices in each borough will provide the following: case services, including assessments, counseling, crisis intervention and group counseling; emergency services, including assistance with relocation, crime victims compensation applications and transportation; food and financial assistance for victims whose resources have been depleted due to victimization; emergency home security services such as emergency lock repair and replacement, including the installation of home security devices and preventive services; and information and referrals to additional resources. The Community-Based Services for Crime Victims program is one component of the Services for Victims of Crime program umbrella. Additional programs will be procured separately.

Emergency Preparedness and Response

Criminal Justice Coordinator

00214I0001

Crime Victims Services: Community-Based Services

The Community-Based Services for Crime Victims program will provide a range of services for crime victims in their own communities. This program aims to reduce the psychological, physical and financial hardships associated with being victimized. Program services are geared towards providing support and preventing further victimization. Through this procurement, CJC is seeking Providers to deliver community-based services for crime victims boroughwide. The offices in each borough will provide the following: case services, including assessments, counseling, crisis intervention and group counseling; emergency services, including assistance with relocation, crime victims compensation applications and transportation; food and financial assistance for victims whose resources have been depleted due to victimization; emergency home security services such as emergency lock repair and replacement, including the installation of home security devices and preventive services; and information and referrals to additional resources. The Community-Based Services for Crime Victims program is one component of the Services for Victims of Crime program umbrella. Additional programs will be procured separately.

Outreach

Criminal Justice Coordinator

00214I0001

Crime Victims Services: Community-Based Services

The Community-Based Services for Crime Victims program will provide a range of services for crime victims in their own communities. This program aims to reduce the psychological, physical and financial hardships associated with being victimized. Program services are geared towards providing support and preventing further victimization. Through this procurement, CJC is seeking Providers to deliver community-based services for crime victims boroughwide. The offices in each borough will provide the following: case services, including assessments, counseling, crisis intervention and group counseling; emergency services, including assistance with relocation, crime victims compensation applications and transportation; food and financial assistance for victims whose resources have been depleted due to victimization; emergency home security services such as emergency lock repair and replacement, including the installation of home security devices and preventive services; and information and referrals to additional resources. The Community-Based Services for Crime Victims program is one component of the Services for Victims of Crime program umbrella. Additional programs will be procured separately.

Preventive Services

Criminal Justice Coordinator

00214I0016

Crime Victims Services: Court-Based Services

The Court-Based Services for Crime Victims program will provide a range of services for crime victims and prosecution witnesses in the Criminal and Family courts. This program aims to reduce the psychological, physical and financial hardships associated with being victimized. Program services are geared towards providing support and preventing further victimization. Through this procurement, CJC is seeking a Provider to deliver the following services citywide to crime victims and prosecution witnesses within the Criminal and Family Courts: case services, including counseling, crisis intervention, and advocacy; restitution services, advocating for its inclusion in the defendant’s/ respondent’s sentence; petition services, including counseling, document preparation, and referral services. In addition, the Provider will provide: a Reception Center, where information about the court process and referrals will be provided to victims, witnesses, and family members; a Children’s Center, where teachers will screen and identify medical and emotional problems and provide early intervention and referrals; a Complaint Room, including interviewing victims/witnesses, photographing injuries, and providing referrals; and Transportation services to the elderly, disabled, or threatened prosecution witnesses. The Court-Based Services for Crime Victims program is one component of the Services for Victims of Crime program umbrella. Additional programs will be procured separately.

Case Management

Criminal Justice Coordinator

00214I0016

Crime Victims Services: Court-Based Services

The Court-Based Services for Crime Victims program will provide a range of services for crime victims and prosecution witnesses in the Criminal and Family courts. This program aims to reduce the psychological, physical and financial hardships associated with being victimized. Program services are geared towards providing support and preventing further victimization. Through this procurement, CJC is seeking a Provider to deliver the following services citywide to crime victims and prosecution witnesses within the Criminal and Family Courts: case services, including counseling, crisis intervention, and advocacy; restitution services, advocating for its inclusion in the defendant’s/ respondent’s sentence; petition services, including counseling, document preparation, and referral services. In addition, the Provider will provide: a Reception Center, where information about the court process and referrals will be provided to victims, witnesses, and family members; a Children’s Center, where teachers will screen and identify medical and emotional problems and provide early intervention and referrals; a Complaint Room, including interviewing victims/witnesses, photographing injuries, and providing referrals; and Transportation services to the elderly, disabled, or threatened prosecution witnesses. The Court-Based Services for Crime Victims program is one component of the Services for Victims of Crime program umbrella. Additional programs will be procured separately.

Legal Services

Criminal Justice Coordinator

00214I0016

Crime Victims Services: Court-Based Services

The Court-Based Services for Crime Victims program will provide a range of services for crime victims and prosecution witnesses in the Criminal and Family courts. This program aims to reduce the psychological, physical and financial hardships associated with being victimized. Program services are geared towards providing support and preventing further victimization. Through this procurement, CJC is seeking a Provider to deliver the following services citywide to crime victims and prosecution witnesses within the Criminal and Family Courts: case services, including counseling, crisis intervention, and advocacy; restitution services, advocating for its inclusion in the defendant’s/ respondent’s sentence; petition services, including counseling, document preparation, and referral services. In addition, the Provider will provide: a Reception Center, where information about the court process and referrals will be provided to victims, witnesses, and family members; a Children’s Center, where teachers will screen and identify medical and emotional problems and provide early intervention and referrals; a Complaint Room, including interviewing victims/witnesses, photographing injuries, and providing referrals; and Transportation services to the elderly, disabled, or threatened prosecution witnesses. The Court-Based Services for Crime Victims program is one component of the Services for Victims of Crime program umbrella. Additional programs will be procured separately.

Restitution Collections

Criminal Justice Coordinator

00214I0016

Crime Victims Services: Court-Based Services

The Court-Based Services for Crime Victims program will provide a range of services for crime victims and prosecution witnesses in the Criminal and Family courts. This program aims to reduce the psychological, physical and financial hardships associated with being victimized. Program services are geared towards providing support and preventing further victimization. Through this procurement, CJC is seeking a Provider to deliver the following services citywide to crime victims and prosecution witnesses within the Criminal and Family Courts: case services, including counseling, crisis intervention, and advocacy; restitution services, advocating for its inclusion in the defendant’s/ respondent’s sentence; petition services, including counseling, document preparation, and referral services. In addition, the Provider will provide: a Reception Center, where information about the court process and referrals will be provided to victims, witnesses, and family members; a Children’s Center, where teachers will screen and identify medical and emotional problems and provide early intervention and referrals; a Complaint Room, including interviewing victims/witnesses, photographing injuries, and providing referrals; and Transportation services to the elderly, disabled, or threatened prosecution witnesses. The Court-Based Services for Crime Victims program is one component of the Services for Victims of Crime program umbrella. Additional programs will be procured separately.

Preventive Services

Criminal Justice Coordinator

00214I0016

Crime Victims Services: Court-Based Services

The Court-Based Services for Crime Victims program will provide a range of services for crime victims and prosecution witnesses in the Criminal and Family courts. This program aims to reduce the psychological, physical and financial hardships associated with being victimized. Program services are geared towards providing support and preventing further victimization. Through this procurement, CJC is seeking a Provider to deliver the following services citywide to crime victims and prosecution witnesses within the Criminal and Family Courts: case services, including counseling, crisis intervention, and advocacy; restitution services, advocating for its inclusion in the defendant’s/ respondent’s sentence; petition services, including counseling, document preparation, and referral services. In addition, the Provider will provide: a Reception Center, where information about the court process and referrals will be provided to victims, witnesses, and family members; a Children’s Center, where teachers will screen and identify medical and emotional problems and provide early intervention and referrals; a Complaint Room, including interviewing victims/witnesses, photographing injuries, and providing referrals; and Transportation services to the elderly, disabled, or threatened prosecution witnesses. The Court-Based Services for Crime Victims program is one component of the Services for Victims of Crime program umbrella. Additional programs will be procured separately.

Emergency Preparedness and Response

Criminal Justice Coordinator

00214I0016

Crime Victims Services: Court-Based Services

The Court-Based Services for Crime Victims program will provide a range of services for crime victims and prosecution witnesses in the Criminal and Family courts. This program aims to reduce the psychological, physical and financial hardships associated with being victimized. Program services are geared towards providing support and preventing further victimization. Through this procurement, CJC is seeking a Provider to deliver the following services citywide to crime victims and prosecution witnesses within the Criminal and Family Courts: case services, including counseling, crisis intervention, and advocacy; restitution services, advocating for its inclusion in the defendant’s/ respondent’s sentence; petition services, including counseling, document preparation, and referral services. In addition, the Provider will provide: a Reception Center, where information about the court process and referrals will be provided to victims, witnesses, and family members; a Children’s Center, where teachers will screen and identify medical and emotional problems and provide early intervention and referrals; a Complaint Room, including interviewing victims/witnesses, photographing injuries, and providing referrals; and Transportation services to the elderly, disabled, or threatened prosecution witnesses. The Court-Based Services for Crime Victims program is one component of the Services for Victims of Crime program umbrella. Additional programs will be procured separately.

Transportation