We are requesting a proposal for a survey for Tarrytown Riverwalk, a multi-use path maintained by Westchester County, located between Van Wart Avenue and Lyndhurst Museum Lane. This segment of the Tarrytown Riverwalk is approximately 0.5 miles long. The Project Site consists of an asphalt multi-use path, railings, retaining walls, planting areas, and site furnishings. This survey will be for the County to generate construction documents for rehabilitation of the multi-use path and associated amenities.

The Westchester County Department of Environmental Facilities Solid Waste Division on behalf of Refuse Disposal District #1 (“WCDEF”) is soliciting proposals from qualified companies to perform the required stormwater sampling, inspections, and reporting for the Brockway Place Transfer Station (NYR00C354), 38 Brockway Place, White Plains, NY, the South Columbus Avenue Transfer Station (NYR00C355), 10 Kimball Place, Mt. Vernon, NY, and the Thruway Transfer Station/ Daniel P. Thomas Material Recovery Facility (NYR00C353), 1100 Ridge Hill Boulevard, Yonkers, NY.

The Westchester County Department of Probation is seeking proposers to provide non-secure juvenile detention services. In accordance with Section 218-a of the County Law, the County Executive has designated Probation responsible for the administration of the County’s juvenile non-secure detention program. Probation is therefore responsible for assuring that “adequate, suitable and accessible accommodations” will be available when required for the “temporary care, maintenance and security of alleged and convicted juvenile delinquents." Some juvenile delinquents may be over the age of 18 at the time of their detention.

The Westchester County Probation Department (DOP) seeks proposals from qualified vendors to provide Youth Displaying Problematic Sexualized or Fire Setting Behaviors Programming and Assessments (including SORA) for individuals with Probation involvement. Youth displaying problematic sexualized or fire-setting behaviors that enter the juvenile justice system require specialized prevention and intervention responses and evidence-based treatment strategies. DOP is a trauma-informed department that has juvenile probation officers trained in the supervision and investigation of youth displaying problematic sexualized or fire-setting behaviors. These officers provide direct oversight to reduce the likelihood of reoffending, increase community/victim safety, and promote the youth’s healthy development. DOP has placed particular emphasis on court-ordered investigations and supervision of youth displaying problematic sexualized or fire-setting behaviors. Since 1996, DOP has worked with community agencies to have specialized clinical assessments and risk assessments completed and to provide targeted groups and individual treatment to youth with problematic sexualized or fire-setting behaviors.

Responses to RFCS - Housing Quality Standards Inspections and Lead-based Paint Inspections and Risk Assessments for Existing Emergency Housing Units

The Westchester County Office for Women invites proposals from qualified agencies to provide state-mandated non-residential support services for victims of domestic violence and their children, whether eligible or ineligible for public assistance, in accordance with Section 459-c of the New York Social Services Law. Support services shall be provided (at a minimum) in English and Spanish and will include, without limitation: a 24-hour hotline service; intake services; information and referral services; advocacy (i.e. legal, law enforcement, social services, housing, medical and employment); court accompaniment; individual counseling; follow up services; community outreach; and education and training services for service providers, healthcare professionals/staff, and middle/high school students. One (1) electronic copy of the proposal must be emailed to RSchlaff@WestchesterCountyNY.gov, and one (1) original hard-copy and three (3) hard-copy copies of the proposal must be received no later than Tuesday, December 17, 2024 by 4:00 p.m. at the following address: Robin Schlaff, Director, Westchester County Office for Women, 112 East Post Road, Room 110B, White Plains, New York 10601.

The County of Westchester, acting by and through its Department of Social Services, is requesting proposals from qualified entities for services to operate the Coachman Family Center as a Tier II Shelter for Families, as defined in 18 NYCRR Part 900, and operate emergency overnight shelter capacity within the Coachman Family Center for adults with children on an as-needed basis, as such need is determined by the County.

The Westchester County Office for Women invites proposals from qualified agencies to provide comprehensive civil legal services to immigrant and non-immigrant victims of domestic violence. Legal services shall include, without limitation: intake; legal advice/brief consultations; court accompaniment and direct representation in areas of family violence and family law including, but not limited to, assistance with seeking orders of protection, custody of their children, child support, spousal support, divorce, separation or annulment, or immigration relief; legal assistance in ancillary matters such as housing, public benefits, disability, health, education and employment; and such other legal services and related information and referrals as may become necessary to support the autonomy of the individual victim. One (1) electronic copy of the proposal must be emailed to RSchlaff@WestchesterCountyNY.gov, and one (1) original hard-copy and three (3) hard-copy copies of the proposal must be received no later than Monday, December 23, 2024 by 4:00 p.m. at the following address: Robin Schlaff, Director, Westchester County Office for Women, 112 East Post Road, Room 110B, White Plains, New York 10601.

The Westchester County Office for Women invites proposals from qualified agencies to provide free culturally-competent bilingual (English/Spanish) services for victims of sexual assault residing or receiving treatment in Westchester County including, but not limited to: a bilingual (English/Spanish), multicultural 24/7 hotline; use of Language Line or other translation service where required; short-term counseling provided by crisis counselor advocates; accompaniment to appropriate resources including police stations, hospitals and other providers; comprehensive outreach; education; follow-up; and other related services, as needed. One (1) electronic copy of the proposal must be emailed to RSchlaff@WestchesterCountyNY.gov, and one (1) original hard-copy and three (3) hard-copy copies of the proposal must be received no later than Monday, December 23, 2024 by 4:00 p.m. at the following address: Robin Schlaff, Director, Westchester County Office for Women, 112 East Post Road, Room 110B, White Plains, New York 10601.

The County of Westchester, acting by and through its Department of Social Services, and its Office of Housing Counsel, is requesting proposals from qualified vendors to operate and provide Legal Services for Eviction Proceedings, as well as Eviction Prevention Advocacy Services for eligible individuals residing in the County of Westchester, on an as-needed basis, as such need is determined by the County.

The County Department of Probation seeks proposals from vendors who are Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA) Certified Auditors to provide Secure and Specialized Secure Juvenile Detention Security Consultation services related to operational and logistical safety and security considerations for a design-build construction project and facility operations.

To provide individuals who are victims of domestic violence and their children with access to emergency housing and comprehensive support services, including the provision of information and advocacy. It is the intention of the County to select one vendor for Northern Westchester and one vendor for Southern Westchester.