6 21-0373 Subject: Pursuit Homeless Intervention Site From: Vice Mayor Kaplan Recommendation: Adopt A Resolution (1) Authorizing The City Administrator To Implement The Following Actions: Waive The Competitive Bidding Process And Negotiate And Execute An As-Needed Construction Contract With Sustainable Urban Neighborhoods In An Amount Up To $2 Million For Site Preparation Work At City Of Oakland Owned And/Or Leased Parcels The City Designates For Homeless Intervention Programs For A Term Of June 1, 2021 Through June 30, 2022; Waive The Competitive Request For Proposal (RFP) Process And Enter Into A Professional Services Agreement With Tiny Logic, LLC, In An Amount Up To $350,000 For The Support And Management Of A Co-Governed Interim Intervention, Location To Be Determined, For A Term Of March 1, 2021 Through June 30, 2022; Enter Into A Professional Services Agreement With A Provider Selected Through A Request For Quotations (RFQ) Process, Building Opportunities For Self Sufficiency (BOSS), For The Operation Of A Safe Recreational Vehicle (RV) Parking Site At The City-Leased Property At 2201 And 2601 Wood Street In An Amount Up To $1.2 Million For A Term Of July 1, 2021 Through June 30, 2022; Enter Into A Grant Agreement With Housing Consortium Of The East Bay (HCEB) In An Amount Up To $1.5 Million For Services And Operation Of An Interim Housing Site At The City Owned Parcel On East 12th St And 2nd Avenue For A Grant Term Of July 1, 2021 Through June 30, 2022; Continue Work On License And/Or Lease Agreements, As Appropriate, To Establish Sites, As Identified Here In, For Homeless Intervention Programs; Continue Negotiations With Providers To Operate Homeless Intervention Programs On The Sites Identified Herein; And (2) Directing The City Administration To: 1. Work With The Council To Strongly Pursue Funding To Develop Sites For Homeless Intervention Efforts, Including With County, State, And Federal Partners, And For Funding For Fiscal Year 2021-2022, The Second - Fiscal Year 2022-2023 And Beyond For Existing Sites And New Sites Identified; And 2. To Review And Report Back To Council With Action To Regulate And Permit Recreational Vehicle (RV) Parks In Oakland, With Specific Requirements; 3. Bring Forward Any Other Sites That Staff Wish To Recommend For Council Consideration With Suggested Homelessness Intervention Solutions For Such Sites; And, 4. Report Back To Council On Costing, Options, And Needs To Open Sliding Scale Recreational Vehicle Or Vehicle Campgrounds With Sanitation