Adolescent Transitional Living Program-ATLP Region 6

Washington State’s Department of Children, Youth and Families (DCYF) is seeking a contractor to operate an Adolescent Transitional Living Program (ATLP) in Region 6. The award will fund up to five (5) male‑identifying youth ages 16‑21 in a licensed residential home, providing 24‑hour supervision, case‑management, housing‑first and trauma‑informed services, and pathways to independent living. The contract runs for one year (Oct 1 2026‑Sep 30 2027) with a per‑bed monthly rate of $13,137, plus reimbursable startup phase funding (up to $86,565 total). Bidders must hold or acquire a Washington Staff Residential Home license, meet a 1:6 staff‑to‑youth ratio, and submit extensive certifications, technical responses, and a diversity‑inclusion plan. • Scope: Provide 24‑hour residential care, individualized service plans, health assessments, CSEC screening, quarterly team meetings, and monthly progress reporting. • Funding: $13,137 per bed/month (total ≈ $65,685/month for 5 beds) plus phased startup reimbursements. • Requirements: Licensed facility (or licensing application within 60 days), 5‑bed capacity, staffing ratios, compliance with WAC 110‑145, data‑security and reporting obligations, and completion of mandatory RFQ attachments. • Location: Must be in DCYF Region 6 and within walking distance of C‑TRAN (Vancouver) or Intercity Transit (Olympia). • Evaluation: Technical score (199 pts) plus preference points for Executive Order 18‑03, Washington small‑business, and veteran‑owned status (total possible 249 pts).