Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
Federal contract vehicle · indefinite delivery / indefinite quantity
HCHV Contracted Emergency Residential Services (cers). Target and Prioritize Homeless Veterans Transitioning From Literal Street Homelessness, Veterans Being Discharged From Institutions, Including Those in Need of Medical Respite, and Veterans Who Recently Became Homeless and Require Safe and Stable Living Arrangements While They Seek Permanent Housing. Cers Programs, Either Directly or Through Linkage With Community and Other Va Services, Provide Time-limited Services Such as Supporting Mental Health Stabilization, Sud Treatment Services, and Enhancement of Independent Living Skills, Vocational Training, and Employment Services. Emphasis Is Placed on Referral and Placement in Permanent Housing or Longer Term Residential Programs Utilizing Va And/or Community Resources. Lengths of Stay in Cers Typically Range From 30 to 90 Days With the Option to Extend Based on Clinical Need.
Committed
$522,900
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