Note: Prime proposers must be a local city government with an existing neighborhood program and infrastructure that can be built upon for Neighbor-to-Neighbor. Proposer must select at least 5 neighborhoods (i.e. large apt complex, 30-60 houses) to engage for this program. The objective of this solicitation is to establish a competitive process for selecting an experienced Contractor who can provide the services described below. Through this RFP open competitive solicitation process, California Volunteers (CV) will identify Proposers who will be a Contractor. A maximum amount of up to $1,500,000 is available to award for multiple contracts for the duration of the contract period (June 30, 2023 to June 30, 2024) to support this investment. The Neighbor-to-Neighbor program seeks to build on evidence-based practices to create strong networks in and across neighborhoods that support one another as well as jointly tackle shared community challenges. The Neighbor-to-Neighbor program is built on a framework that puts the neighborhood in the lead to drive activity and connections. The activity is built on the following values: ¿ Activities to get to know one another and build relationships are essential. ¿ Building on the assets and strengths in the neighborhoods. ¿ Curating projects for the neighborhood to tackle key local issues and learn to work with one another on common ground. ¿ Supporting neighborhood leaders and residents with trainings and information. ¿ Supporting connections across neighborhoods. ¿ Supporting connections with local officials. ¿ Hosting forums for discussion, planning, and reflection. Addendum (6/21/23): Notice of Intent to Award now posted.

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