The Community Partnership for the Prevention of Homelessness (TCP) would like to thank all vendors for their interest in partnering with us and for the significant engagement demonstrated throughout our recent solicitation process.
Due to the overwhelming number of thoughtful questions received by July 31, 2026 and the positive response from the vendor community, TCP is adjusting the date in which we will provide a response to all questions received as well as the proposal submission deadline. This adjustment will allow our team the necessary time to develop and provide complete and accurate responses, while also ensuring that prospective bidders have sufficient time to incorporate this information into their submissions and prepare comprehensive, high-quality proposals.
We greatly appreciate your interest in supporting our mission and thank you for your continued engagement throughout this procurement process. We look forward to reviewing your proposals and exploring opportunities to work together. The revised procurement information and proposal submission deadlines will be posted on the TCP website.
Updated timeline:
- TCP responses of questions and updated addendums to RFPs: Friday, August 14th by 3pm.
- New submission deadline: September 4, 2026 by 2pm
Please note that TCP will not procure for Hypothermia (October 1, 2026-March 31, 2027) during this solicitation and this language will removed from the RFP. TCP will share the final selection date along with the responses to the questions on August 14th.
Thank you for your partnership and continued interest in working with The Community Partnership for the Prevention of Homelessness.
How We Help
The Community Partnership serves as a focal point for efforts to reduce homelessness in the District of Columbia.
We believe collaboration within the community is our strongest tool to address homelessness in the District of Columbia. The TCP Family has spent the last 30 years working to foster and deepen connections with the communities we serve.
We collect, analyze, and provide access to homeless services data. From managing the HMIS (Homeless Management Information System) to completing the annual Point-In-Time count, we believe quality data is vital to quality outcomes.
We take our mission to heart. Our efforts to administer housing subsidies, coordinate grants, and fund efforts to prevent homelessness reflect our deep commitment to mission and the clients we serve. We will end homelessness in the District!
For Landlords
The Community Partnership for the Prevention of Homelessness is committed to providing housing resources to homeless singles and families in the District of Columbia. We are currently seeking housing units to assist towards this endeavor. Please join our more than 2000 landlord partners currently providing housing to District residents experiencing homelessness.