The County of Westchester acting by and through its Department of Community Mental Health, is requesting proposals from qualified proposers to provide community-based reentry services and an organizational Task Force to imprisoned individuals returning to the Westchester County community from New York State prison facilities in concertation with the Westchester County Reentry Task Force and Enhanced Services Program. Reentry Services include, among other things, linkages to health care, mental health and substance use services (including co-occurring disorders), establishing and restoring benefits eligibility, housing, employment and pre-employment assistance services, and other services provided by the Westchester County Reentry Task Force.

The County of Westchester, acting by and through its Department of Human Resources, is soliciting proposals from qualified Third Party Administrators to provide Medical, Drug and Alcohol Testing Services.

Submit your qualifications to perform lead remediation work in communities in Westchester County under the Leading in Lead Prevention Pilot Program. The Leading in Lead Program, a New York State Homes and Community Renewal initiative, was created to remediate lead hazards from rental units in “communities of concern” located in Mount Vernon, New Rochelle, and Yonkers.

The Westchester-Putnam Workforce Development Board (“WPWDB), under the fiscal and administrative oversight of Westchester County (the “County”), is seeking proposals from qualified and experienced organizations to serve as the One-Stop Operator for the Westchester-Putnam Career Center Network

The County of Westchester (the “County”), acting by and through the Office of the Westchester County Clerk and the County Department of Information Technology (“DoIT”), is seeking proposals from qualified individuals and companies to redesign and replace the disparate applications utilized by the County Clerk’s Legal Division in the filing, indexing, maintenance and production of records, with a unified web-based portal for simplified and streamlined processing. Solutions must satisfy current needs and prospective challenges presented by planned and ongoing initiatives. The office seeks technological advancement in a variety of areas including the collection of data, the creation of permanent records as mandated by law, and an improved interface for records retrieval and access by office staff and the general public.

The Westchester County Clerk’s Office is seeking information for the acquisition, installation, and maintenance of a Point of Sale (POS) system that will be used to process various types of payments from customers. The system must be capable of integrating seamlessly with the County Clerk’s existing applications, which are developed using Microsoft technologies, specifically .NET Framework and SQL Server databases. The County Clerk’s Office requires a solution that will ensure secure, efficient, and user-friendly payment processing and will allow for both in-person and online transactions. The system should also be scalable, flexible, and easily integrated with future technologies as needed.