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Emergency response and disaster recovery support services

Emergency Response and Disaster Recovery Support Services, Solicitation 26P1-002, issued by Santa Cruz County.

At a glance

Santa Cruz County seeks licensed, insured, and bonded contractors to provide emergency response and disaster recovery support across multiple service categories including emergency feeding, transportation, community support, laundry services, and voluntary agency coordination. Proposals due October 10, 2026.

Key facts

Issuing agency
Santa Cruz County
Solicitation number
26P1-002
Portal id
291485
Type
purchase
Posted
Sep 14, 2026
Response deadline
Oct 9, 2026, 8:00 PM EDT
Questions due
Sep 25, 2026, 8:00 PM EDT
Place of performance
Santa Cruz County, CA
Official posting
Documents, addenda and the procurement contact, free with an account.
  • emergency services
  • disaster recovery
  • emergency feeding
  • transportation
  • community support
  • laundry services

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Official description

Solicitation #26P1-002. Issued by Central Purchasing. Emergency Response and Disaster Recovery Support Services 26P1-002 Contact details are on the official posting. (on the official posting) Questions must be submitted during the Q&A Period as described in the Timeline using the Question and Answer tab for this solicitation.

The County of Santa Cruz invites sealed proposals from fully licensed, insured, bonded, and certified CONTRACTORS to furnish all labor, tools, equipment, and incidentals required to provide Emergency Response and Disaster Recovery Support Services. Established in 1850 as one of the state’s original 27 counties, the County of Santa Cruz was originally called Branciforte. The name was later changed to Santa Cruz, which is “holy cross” in Spanish. The County of Santa Cruz geographically is the second smallest county within the State of California yet it has one of the largest unincorporated area populations. The 2020 estimated population for the County of Santa Cruz by the U.S. Census Bureau was 270,861. The County encompasses an urban service area of 440 square miles. Service Category Links are provided in Section 3. Vendors may apply to one or multiple Service Categories as follows: Emergency Feeding Services Emergency Transportation Services (Living Wage Applicable Services) Access, Community Support & Public Information Services Laundry and Linen Services (Living Wage Applicable Services) Community Services Coordination and Voluntary Agency Support

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